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Vol. XIII Number 2 1972
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CONTENTS
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Numismatic Ruminations - The Editor 67
Book Review - STANDARD CATALOG OF WORLD COINS,
by Krause and Mishler - J. Eric Engstrom 69
ANCIENT COINS
Ancient Greek Silver Coins 71
Roman Republican Coins 78
Roman Imperatorial and Imperial Silver Coins 79
Roman Imperial Bronze Coins 82
Ancient Jewish Coins 86
Ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine Gold Coins 88
MODERN COINS
Gold Coins of The World 90
European Talers and Minor Coins 96
Russian Coins 99
German Talers and Modern German Coins 101
Minor Silver Coins of the German States 104
Copper Coins of the German States 106
British Milled Silver Coins 109
British Copper and Bronze Coins Ill
Spanish American and Latin American Coins 114
Coins of Asia, Africa and the Pacific 119
Medals of The Napoleonic Wars 122
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NUMISMATIC RUMINATIONS
by the Editor
Viewed from the Editor’s chair, things might become a bit dull if it wasn’t for the oppor-
tunity of sharing some of the little unexpected joys with our readers. Most of the pleasures
arise from the foibles of others, naturally, and not all of them can strictly be called unex-
pected. For example, the Editor learned a number of years ago that he might as well make
up his mind to live with the 1804 Dollar. The coin has the longevity of the well known
cat. Some People hate to give up familiar myths even those recently invented. Others, not
content to live in their fantasies take practical steps.
Just a week ago the famous Dollar appeared in the form of a startling reincarnation.
After a preparatory phone call a gentleman from Boston arrived at Coin Galleries with no less
than two out of a group of six he’d recently acquired in Siam, of all places. With disarming
candor he described himself as an “amateur collector,” meaning that he hadn’t thought about
coins since he put away his Lincoln Cent and Buffalo Nickel boards along with other childish
things before submitting himself to the education dealt out by Dartmouth College in Hanover,
New Hampshire.
On a recent visit to Siam he discovered quite a hoard of early bust type “Dollars” dated
1804 in the hands of an antique silver dealer. The date rang a bell so he bought. Now he
wanted to know if they were genuine. Needless to say they were not. The pieces had been all
too visibly made in a sand mold by some expert who knew a lot about casting in sand molds.
The original model could have been a perfectly genuine coin with the date altered. The
result was a curious double fault — a forgery of an altered date. The product was neatly
turned out, but the tell-tale signs of casting could be seen unaided by a glass.
It might be more accurate to say that the signs of casting should have been clear to any-
one who had even a vague familiarity with coins. The “shoulds” and “woulds” of this world
are a constant cause of confusion, even among the initiated. Another gentleman from a
different part of the country who might reasonably have been assumed to know better
because of the nature of his activities made an agitated phone call about an 1804 Dollar he’d
just acquired from someone who had found it, oddly enough, in Siam. Apparently he was so
excited by the date that he never really looked at the coin. No doubt this is not the last we
will hear of the newest 1804 Dollar. As a matter of technical interest, at the point of origin
they are selling for $5.00 each. But there is something about the coin’s reputation that tends
to unbalance the judgment. It is difficult not to think that a little basic education, numis-
matic and otherwise, would be distinctly helpful.
And that, of course, is the nub of the problem. Education involves the correct use of
words, which in turn requires having some understanding of their meaning. This could
open a numismatic Pandora’s box if we’d let it, but we won’t — at least not now. The dis-
cussion can be limited to a word with no particular numismatic meaning at all. In a whimsical
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moment a few years ago in this publication the Editor solemnly catalogued a group of
identical buttons. The first was described as “Unique.” Then two exactly the same were called,
“Twice as Unique.” Of course the message never reached those who needed to read it. Now
the distinguished Editor of Spink & Son’s NUMISMATIC CIRCULAR, in the September,
1972 issue, has call attention to the word again. His small comment was titled, “UNIQUE AS
THEY ALL ARE.” Actually he didn’t have to invent the title for his little squib. He just
used a direct quotation from an American Auction Sale Catalogue. He then went on to dis-
close a discovery of his own — “If this medal were a coin it would be unique.” Splendid, but
not particularly literate. One of the best examples is the most recent. A certain coin was
advertised as, ‘ Extremely unique, perhaps 6 — 8 known.” When we realize that unique is
based on the Latin “unicus” and means “single in kind or excellence,” it is difficult to grasp
how it can be applied to an object of which there are several known specimens.
The picture is further complicated by our native affection for overstatement. So this
particular piece was not only, “Extremely unique,” but also “Absolutely genuine.” The last
figure raises an interesting question. Are there degrees of the genuine? The introduction of
the qualification “absolutely” in this case implies that there are. We all are familiar with art
objects referred to as “genuine reproductions.” Perhaps the spectrum runs between the two
extremes. Just where a simple genuine coin fits in is not quite clear. To approach the problem
from another angle, if this particular numismatic item were not genuine how could it be
advertised in the first place? The possibilities are infinite.
The question of the use of words brings up the greatest source of numismatic vexation —
condition. Sooner or later the collector has to develop his own ability to distinguish between
coins of different grades. Nevertheless, there are limits beyond which expectation outruns
reality. We recently received a letter in which a gentleman was quite explicit about what he
expected. He wrote:
“I’m enclosing my want list of a number of coins. The coins must be brilliant uncircu-
lated, gem, sharply struck, satin-like surfaces, a superb and premium coin, full frosty lustre,
Choice, in every respect. They must have no bag abrasions, rubbing, nicks, scratches or cabinet
friction. To me a BU coin with slight rubbing is really an AU or XF coin. These are all to
be Philadelphia mint and nicely centered. No planchet defects or adjustment marks.”
The Editor can sympathize with this collector’s desire for choice specimens and at the
same time recognize just what has inspired his thinking. Obviously he has had some just
grounds for complaint in the past. After reading his requirements, it is our opinion that he’d
better give up coin collecting and turn to marbles instead. His precise catalogue of what he
expects errs so far on the side of perfection that the pieces he wants probably don’t exist.
He overlooks the simple fact that throughout its history the main function of the Philadelphia
mint has been to turn out coins to be used as money. The product has had to be handled
in bulk if it was to be handled at all. Kid gloves were out and bags were called upon to
help to do the job. Perhaps even marbles are not in his line. As a boy the Editor can
remember that the choicest examples became nicked when used to play the game.
Occasionally the customer expresses himself differently. As one said in a recent letter:
“I have always found dealing with Coin Galleries and Stack’s a great pleasure. I say
this because of my lack of confidence in some of your competitors. You have the decency to
send a person a card to tell him if he was not the successful bidder on any Lot.
completely ignores you and the first you hear is when the price list comes. Furthermore, the
descriptions of your coins are far superior to those of . In the case of ,
I was once accused by a long distance call of not having paid a bill. When I informed the
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caller I had, he said he would check and get back to me. I never heard from him again. In
your case I always get a card telling me I have paid.” Well, we do our best and certainly
appreciate this gentleman’s expression of confidence.
Sooner or later most of us have the experience of encountering examples of truth so
absolute that we are left speechless and breathless at the same time. On a recent visit to
Washington the Editor had just such an confrontation. He visited the new numismatic display
in the Smithsonian Institution arranged under the auspices of Dr. and Mrs. Clain-Stefanelli,
the charming and knowledgeable curators of the U. S. National Coin Collection. No one
interested in coins should miss it. Without question it is the finest thing of the kind to be
seen in this country and sets a standard that numismatic displays in foreign countries cannot
surpass. One afternoon while admiring the splendour of the great treasures to be seen he
was suddenly brought back to reality with a bump. The clear bell-like voice of a 9 year old
girl pierced the room. She said, “Gee, there’s a lot of gold going to waste in this place.”
BOOK REVIEW
by J. Eric Engstrom
Krause, Chester L. and Mishler, Clifford Standard Catalog of World Coins (Krause Publica-
tions, Iola, Wisconsin, 1972) 814" x 11" 792 pp. Illus. paper covers $10.00.
Although the Standard Catalog of World Coins has been available on the market for
only a few months, it has already become a numismatic best seller — and for good reason.
This publication fills the need for a comprehensive standard catalogue of world coins
which covers, by date, all coin issues (including gold) from the middle 19th century to 1971.
This feat has been achieved by a bulky book of nearly eight hundred pages which the
publisher tells us contains over 15,000 photographs, over 30,000 date listings and over
100,000 coin valuations, and lists some two hundred-sixty countries, states and cities.
The authors and the legion of contributors to this work are to be congratulated on
an excellent product which will increase public interest in world coins. While the book
owes much to the catalogues of Wayte Raymond, Richard Yeoman and William D. Craig
in the foreign coin field, the authors point with pride to the extensive listings for certain
lesser-known countries in North Africa, and the Middle East, which are the result of original
research. Too, such complicated coinages as those of China and India are presented in a
comprehensive manner which should please all collectors except the most highly specialized.
The introductory pages to the catalogue are of value, especially to the beginning collec-
tor. Guides to using the catalogue are given for identification, denominations, dating, photo-
graphs (including a handy millimeter scale) condition and valuations. The photographs of
the coins are stated to be reproduced actual size in most instances. This is a great aid for
identifying non-Western issues when denomination and size are often confusing. Where
slight size changes are important, actual millimeter sizes are stated. Unfortunately, many
valuations are given only in good, very fine and uncirculated. Some more recent coins and
commemorative issues — including the Germanic states — are valued in very fine, extremely
fine and uncirculated.
The country-by-country listings include year and mintage information for most nations
since the mid-19th century. The United States catalogue is complete from 1792 and includes
valuations in seven grades for most coins. The British coinage begins with Queen Victoria
in 1838. French coins, listed from 1848, should further stimulate the growing interest in
these minor pieces. Russian coinage listed here begins with issues of 1856. For Germany
the two, three and five mark denominations are listed for the latter part of the 19th century,
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with comprehensive date and mint information given for the entire Empire. Curiously,
Mexican coins are catalogued from only 1905. The 19th century is avoided altogether for
this interesting and popular series. Perhaps the omission will be corrected in future editions.
A good many errors are to be expected in a work of this magnitude. The publisher has
even provided a business reply envelope for the reader to fill in with comments and cor-
rections. In return, he will receive a free copy of corrections to the first edition. My list
of errors includes the following: The bronze cast Moroccan mazunas illustrated on p. 483
are not of the same date as those which are unpriced and described as “RR” to “RRR.”
This series, with A.H. dates in easy-to-read Arabic numerals has always been troublesome
foi the inexpei ienced collector who cannot properly attribute the coins. The vast majority
of these crude bronzes are quite common, but now many of the illustrated pieces will be
touted as rarities when they are clearly not the particular date listed as “R”.
The occasions for several German issues on p. 271, 273 are referred to as “corina—
tions.” Hungarian coins on p. 350 are called “commerative silver.” Strangely, the various
British coronation specimen sets of the 20th century appear without any reason given for
their issuance. This lack of historical awareness is present for many countries’ special issues
and detracts from the book’s usefulness.
The interesting Russian Czarist commemorative roubles are illustrated on p. 583 without
any description of what they commemorate. No doubt some specialists will debate the mint-
age figures given for certain countries, mints and years. In this vein the British Churchill
crown on p. 313 is given a mintage of 12,080,000 but Royal Mint records indicate 19,640,000.
While the listings for India are excellent, it is unfortunate no reference is made to the
fact that the Indian Government has been restriking large numbers of the older silver issues.
This information coud have been given in a brief warning paragraph.
Collectors will be either dismayed or pleased at the comprehensive section euphemisti-
cally called “non-circulating legal tender coins” in Appendix A. This Appendix covers a
multitude of sins: medal-like coins, coin-like medals, “souvenirs,” “fantasies,” the coins
of still-extant crusader orders, legitimate proof or specimen sets, and many items which
perhaps should remain undefined and, hopefully, obscure. No collector of world coins can
possibly have avoided these items which have often been highly publicized and promoted.
Much has been written concerning them. Many collectors are, apparently, fascinated by
these “coins” and the private mints continue to supply dubious numismatic items from
Ras al Khaima, Giordania and points east. Despite one’s feelings about these pieces, their
description in this work is valuable, although several additions could be made. A Monaco
one and five Franc 1960 specimen set, and the 1965 Yemen Royalist rial featuring Sir
Winston Churchill are not pictured or described.
A final section devoted to world mint sets is also useful. Here it is stated that,
“Czechoslovakian sets are being restruck on an as required basis.” No similar warning
appears for the Hungarian restrikes on p. 351.
Many collectors I have talked to have complained that there are no country headings
on each page. This makes quick referencing more difficult. Valuations are always very
controversial. Those given in the Standard Catalog of World Coins are no exception. In
the course of comparing several recent dealers’ price lists with the catalogue, I found it
high for many of the uncirculated coins, but low on a number of others in only very fine.
This disparity may not hold true throughout the work, and it must be remembered that many
valuations are only estimates and do not reflect prices for pieces actually offered or sold.
Despite any such small blemishes which will undoubtedly be corrected in future editions,
this is a magnificent effort. Try it — you’ll like it.
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Vol. XIII
Number 2
1972
TERMS
All coins are guaranteed genuine and as described. Items found unsatisfactory may
be returned within five days of receipt for full refund, otherwise they will be considered
sold. Prices are net in U. S. Dollars. Postage, handling and insurance charged on all
orders. We reserve the right to withdraw any coin listed from sale. All prices in this
issue are current and automatically supersede those in previous Lists.
ANCIENT GREEK COINS
ROUELLES OR RING MONEY OF THE CELTS
Stock # Price
B1 GAUL. Probably 2nd-lst Century B.C. Potin ring, 17 mm. Bevelled edge
Fine. 15.00
B2 Potin ring, 18 mm. Rays around center; outer circle of balls. Fine. 20.00
B3 Lead ring, 23 mm. Diamonds or cogs in circumference; palms between.
Very Fine. 60.00
B4 Potin wheel of four spokes, 17 mm. Forrer Fig. 139. Extra Fine. 25.00
MAGNA GRAECIA
B5 NEAPOLIS. Campania, 328-241 B.C. Didrachm of fine style. Head of
nymph r., grapes behind. Rv. Flying Nike crowning man-headed
bull r. 7.32 grams. BMC 75. Very Fine. PLATE 140.00
B6 Didrachm. Head of nymph r., eagle behind. Rv. Flying Nike crowning man-
headed bull r.; dolphin below. 7.29 grams. Sambon 448 var. Fine,
slight cut on face. 40.00
B7 TARENTUM. Calabria, 500-430 B.C. Litra. Cockle shell. Rv. Head of
Satyra r. in circle; raised plain border. 0.67 grams. Vlasto 1149.
Extra Fine/Fine. 25.00
B8 344-334 B.C. Didrachm. Nude warrior standing behind his horse r., helmeted
and holding spear and large shield. Taras on dolphin 1., holding
trident and shield, waves beneath. 7.51 grams. Vlasto 516; Evans IV,
D-l. Fine style. Very Fine. PI, ATE 150.00
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Stock # Price
B9 Obol. Kantharos both sides. 0.58 grams. Very Fine. 20.00
BIO 281-272 B.C. Didrachm. Nude horseman on prancing horse r., lance down-
wards. Rv. Taras on dolphin r., holding arrow and bow; elephant
below. 6.29 grams. Evans VII, A-l. Choice Very Fine. 85.00
B 1 1 235-228 B.C. Didrachm. Hippakontist with close fitting cuirass galloping r.
and hurling short javelin; wreath 1.; “OLYMPIS.” Rv. Taras on
dolphin 1., holding comucopiae; tripod behind. 6.41 grams. Evans
IX, C. Rare type. Very Fine. 125.00
B12 METAPONTUM. Period of Fine Art, 400— 350 B.C. Didrachm. Head of
nymph r. Rv. Ear of barley. Noe 381 f. 7.27 grams. A very superior
style. Chipped flan, attempt at piercing near the ear. Very Fine.
PLATE 150.00
B13 350-300 B.C. Stater. Helmeted head of bearded hero Leukippos r.; lion’s
head behind. Rv. Ear of barley. 7.55 grams. BMC 76. Very Fine.
PLATE 140.00
B14 SYBARIS, ca. 443 B.C. Ve Stater. Head of Athena r. Rv. Bull r., head re-
verted. 1.1 grams. BMC 31. Fine. 45.00
B15 THURIUM. 400-350 B.C. Distater of fine style. Head of Athena 1. Skylla
on helmet. Rv. Bull butting r., fish in exergue. 15.52 grams. Noe
F12; Ex Newell Collection. Nice Fine. PLATE 300.00
B16 Stater. Head of Athena r., Skylla on helmet. Rv. Bull butting r., ivy leaf
below; fish in exergue. 7.88 grams. Superior style. Almost Uncircu-
lated, obverse slightly off center. PLATE 225.00
B17 POSEDONIA. 470-400 B.C. Stater. Nude Poseidon, with chlamys over
shoulders, wielding trident r. Rv. Bull standing 1. 7.89 grams. Finest
style. Very Fine. PLATE 275.00
B18 CROTON. Bruttium. 420-390 B.C. Stater. Head of Hera Lakania facing.
Rv. Herakles reclining on rock 1., holding wine cup; “B” in field 1.
7.79 grams. BMC 95; Head Fig. 55. Very Rare. Very Good/Very
Fine. 65.00
B19 RHEGIUM. 475-415 B.C. Drachm. Lion’s scalp facing r. Rv. Male figure
seated 1. in wreath. 4.27 grams. BMC 18, but figure bearded. Very
Fine. 90.00
B20 TERINA. 400-356 B.C. Didrachm. Head of Terina r. Rv. Winged Nike
standing 1., foot on rock; holding caduceus. 7.58 grams. Regling 36.
Very Fine. Rare. PLATE 225.00
B21 ca. 400 B.C. Ve Stater. Head of Terina 1. Rv. Nike seated 1., holding wreath.
1.19 grams. BMC 36; Pozzi 358. About Very Fine. 30.00
SICILY
B22 AGRIGENTUM. 472-413 B.C. Didrachm. Eagle standing r. Rv. Crab in
circular incuse. 7.975 grams. Very Fine. PLATE 150.00
B23 LEONTINI. 500-466 B.C. Didrachm. Lion’s head r.; four barleycorns around.
Rv. Nude horseman, horse trotting r. 8.27 grams. BMC 17; SNG
Danish 340. Very Fine. PLATE 300.00
B24 SYRACUSE. Second Republic, 465-425 B.C. Tetradrachm of Transitional
style. Slow quadriga r.; flying Nike crowning charioteer. Rv. Head of
Arethusa r., hair bound with four ribbons; dolphins around. 16.88
grams. Very Good/Very Fine. Rare type, PLATE 300.00
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Stock # Price
B25 Agathocles II, Period 310-306 B.C. Tetradrachm. Head of Persephone r. Rv.
Nike standing in front of trophies. 16.6 grams. BMC 381. Very
Fine. PLATE 250.00
B26 CARTHAGE. Siculo-Punic Coinage of Sicily, 4th Century B.C. Tetra-
drachm. Head of Persephone r. Rv. Horse standing r. in front of
palm tree. 18.01 grams. Rare. Very Fine. PLATE 500.00
B27 264-241 B.C. Didrachm. Head of Tanit 1. Rv. Horse standing r., looking
back; Punic letter A(ayin) below. 5.25 grams. SNG Danish 994.
Rare. Veiy Fine. PLATE 160.00
B28 241-146 B.C. Drachm. Head of Persephone 1. Rv. Horse standing r., sun
above, annulet below. 3.81 grams. Extra Fine. PLATE 135.00
NORTHERN GREECE
B29 LETE. Macedon, 6th Century B.C. Stater. Nude ithyphallic Satyr seizing by
the wrist a Maenad. Rv. Incuse square irregularly divided. 8.78
grams. Head Fig. 115. Rare. Fine. PLATE 350.00
B30 KINGDOM OF MACEDON. Perdicas II, 415-413 B.C. Heavy Tetrobol.
Horseman galloping r. Rv. Forepart of lion r. in incuse square. 2.16
grams. Raymond 212. Fine. 85.00
B31 Philip II, 359-336 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laureate head of Zeus r. Rv. Bearded
horseman wearing kausia and raising right hand 1., symbol bow.
M. 252. Evenly corroded surface. Very Fine and Fine style. PLATE 175.00
B32 Alexander III the Great, 336-323 B.C. Tetradrachm. Class I. Damascus
mint. Head of young Herakles in lion’s skin r. Rv. Zeus seated 1.;
symbol forepart of ram 1. “DA” below throne. 17.27 grams. Muller
1338. Superb, Almost Uncirculated. Sold
B33 Tetradrachm, Class II. Cilician District. Unusual representation of Zeus,
with short r. leg; symbol bow. M. 1287; Newell 124. Attractive oblong
flan. Choice Very Fine. 110.00
B34 Tetradrachm, Class IV. Dated year 13 (N), struck 320 B.C. in Sidon. Zeus
has crossed legs. Newell 39. Extra Fine. 140.00
B35 Tetradrachm, Class IV. Aradus mint. Muller 1375. 16.97 grams. Reverse
double struck. Uncirculated. PLATE 200.00
B36 KINGDOM OF PAEONIA. Patraus. 340-315 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laureate
head of Apollo r. Rv. Horseman spearing prostrate enemy. 12.46
grams. Cf. BMC 5. Extra Fine. 150.00
B37 MADECON UNDER ROMANS. Aesilas Questor, 92-88 B.C. Tetradrachm.
Head of Alexander the Great with flowing hair. Rv. Club between
money chest and Questor’s chair, whole in wreath. Extra Fine/Very
Fine. PLATE 175.00
B38 THRACIAN CHERSONESUS. 480-350 B.C. Hemidrachm. Forepart of lion
r., head turned backwards. Rv. Quadripartite incuse square, A and
pellet in one field and pellet in another. 2.37 grams. BMC 14. Choice
Very Fine. 75.00
B39 THASOS. Island of Thrace. 550-463 B.C. Stater of Archaic style. Satyr with
horses hoofs, half kneeling holding in his arms struggling nymph.
Rv. Swastika incuse. 8.29 grams. Fine. PLATE 200 00
B40 BYZANTIUM, ca 221 B.C. Tetradrachm. Veiled head of Demeter r. Rv.
Poseidon seated on rock r. 12.31 grams. BMC 25. Very Fine/Fine.
PLATE 325.00
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Stock # price
B41 ISTRUS. Danubian District, 4th Century B.C. Drachm. Two young male
heads united in opposite direction. Rv. Sea eagle on dolphin 1. 5.36
grams. BMC 2. Choice Very Fine. 90.00
B42 MESEMBRIA. 500-350 B.C. Diobol. Crested helmet facing. Rv. M— E— T— A
between spokes of radiate wheel. 1.22 grams. BMC 2. Obverse not
well centered. Extra Fine. 40.00
B43 LARISSA. Thessaly, 400-344 B.C. Drachm. Head of nymph 3A 1. Rv.
Horse feeding r.; plant growing below. 6.12 grams. BMC 61. Very
Fine. 70.00
B44 AETOLIAN LEAGUE. 192-191 B.C. Stater. Youthful head of Antiochus
III r. Rv. Warrior standing 1. holding spear, foot on rock. 10.28
grams. Monograms not in BMC or Pozzi. Fine style. Very Fine.
PLATE 275.00
B45 LOCRI OPPUNTII. 388-300 B.C. Hemidrachm. Head of Athena r. Rv.
Ajax fighting r. BMC 42. Very Fine/Fine. 45.00
B46 THEBES. 379-338 B.C. Stater. Boeotian shield. Rv. Amphora with ivy
branch on 1. handle; “DA-MO” across field, club above. 11.71 grams.
BMC 127. Obverse not perfectly centered. About Extra Fine. PLATE 125.00
B47 BOEOTIA. 197-146 B.C. Drachm. Laureate head of Poseidon r. Rv. Nike
striking 1., holding trident. 5.09 grams. BMC 97. Extra Fine. 110.00
CENTRAL GREECE
B48 THESPIAE. 387-374 B.C. Hemidrachm. Boeotian shield. Rv. Kantharos
dividing BO-I and crescent; club above. 2.57 grams. BMC p. 37, 52.
Very Fine. 50.00
B49 ATHENS. 5th Century B.C. Drachm. Head of Athena r. Rv. Owl r. in incuse
square. 4.16 grams. Very Fine. 70.00
B50 New Style Tetradrachm. Magistrates Kariochos and Ergoles. 153-152 B.C.
Head of Athena. Rv. Owl standing on amphora, symbol prow.
Thompson 535. About Very Fine. 100.00
B51 New Style Tetradrachm. Magistrates Zoilos and Euandros. 141 B.C. Symbol
bee. Very Fine. PLATE 145.00
B52 New Style Tetradrachm. Magistrates Dositheos and Charias. 132-131 B.C.
Head of Athena r. Rv. Owl standing on amphora; symbol Tyche.
Nice Fine. 60.00
B53 AEGINA. 404-350 B.C. Stater. Land tortoise. Rv. Incuse square divided by
thin bands into five compartments. 12.17 grams. Extra Fine. PLATE 425.00
CORINTH AND COLONIES
B54 CORINTH. 430-400 B.C. Stater of Transitional style. Pegasus with curled
wings flying r. Rv. Head of Athena r.; trident behind, the whole in
incuse square. 8.15 grams. BMC 113. Rare type. Very Fine. 150.00
B55 350-338 B.C. Stater. Pegasus flying 1. Rv. Head of Athena 1.; symbol apple
(double struck) behind. 8.5 grams. BMC 243. Broad flan. About
Extra Fine. 65.00
B56 338-300 B.C. Stater. Pegasus flying 1. Rv. Head of Athena 1. with laureate
helmet; symbol A-P and plough. 8.38 grams. BMC 251. Well
centered. Choice Very Fine. 75.00
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Stock # Price
B57 AMBRACIA. 480-432 B.C. Stater of Archaic type. Pegasus with curled
wings, flying 1. Rv. Head of Athena 1. in incuse square. 8.25 grams.
Very Fine. 125.00
B58 ANACTORIUM. 350-300 B.C. Stater. Pegasus flying 1. Rv. Head of Athena
1.; monogram AV and omphalos behind. 8.58 grams. BMC 42. Choice
Very Fine. 95.00
B59 ARGOS AMPHILOCHICUM. 350-270 B.C. Stater of Corinthian type.
Pegasus flying 1., A beneath. Rv. Head of Athena 1., Greek “ARGEI”
in front; crested helmet behind. 8.41 grams. BMC 8. Extremely
Fine. 85.00
B60 LEUCAS. 330-250 B.C. Stater. Pegasus 1. Rv. Head of Athena 1.; symbol
mast with yard wreath behind. 8.46 grams. BMC 97. Very Fine/
Fine. 110.00
B61 THYRRHEIUM. 350-250 B.C. Stater. Pegasus 1.; “Theta” below. Rv. Head
of Athena r.; symbol earrings behind. Not in BMC. Struck in high
relief. Very Fine. 75.00
PELOPONNESUS AND ISLANDS
B62 SICYON. Peloponnesus. 400-300 B.C. Drachm. Dove flying 1.; separating
“S-I”. Rv. Dove flying 1. in olive wreath; E in field. 5.66 grams.
BMC 107. Very Fine. 70.00
B63 Obol. Head of Apollo r. Rv. Dove flying r. 0.9 grams. Rare. Very Fine. 45.00
B64 ELIS. Issues of Temple of Zeus at Olympia, 471-452 B.C. Stater. Eagle
flying r., holding serpent. Rv. Winged Nike advancing 1., F/A in
front. 11.61 grams. BMC 16; Plead Fig. 226. Very Rare. Fine. 225.00
B65 271-191 B.C. Drachm. Eagle flying r., holding hare in running position. Rv.
Winged thunderbolt. 4.38 grams. Seltman PI. 8, 7 var; BMC PI. XV,
10 var. Nice Fine. 35.00
B66 ARGOS. Argolis, 322-229 B.C. Tetrobol. Forepart of wolf 1. Rv. Capital A,
A-P above, club below, all in shallow incuse square. 2.68 grams.
BMC 57. Very Fine. 30.00
ASIA
B67 SINOPE. Paphlagonia. 500-443 B.C. Drachm. Crude head of eagle 1. Rv.
Incuse square divided into four compartments, two of which are
deep. 6.9 grams. Extra Fine. 150.00
B68 HERACLEA PONTICA. Tyrant Clearchus, 364-353 B.C. Drachm. Head of
bearded Herakles in lion’s skin 1. Rv. Butting bull 1. 2.85 grams.
BMC 8. Very Fine. 50.00
B69 ALABANDA. Caria, 197-189 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laureate head of Apollo
1. Rv. “ANTIOCHEON”, Pegasus flying r., beneath name of Magis-
trate “Dimitros.” 16.11 grams. Not in BMC. Alabanda assumed
name of Antiocheia for a short time. Coins of this period are very
rare. Obverse weakly struck. Very Fine. PLATE 350.00
B70 PERGAMUM. Mysia. 133-67 B.C. Cistophorus. Cista mystica from which
serpent issues; whole in wreath. Rv. Bow case between two coiled
serpents; thyrsos r. 11.59 grams. BMC 122. Very Fine. 110.00
B71 CLAZOMENE. Ionia. 545-494 B.C. Obol. Forepart of winged boar r. Rv.
Quadripartite incuse square. Very Fine. 30.00
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B72 395 295 B.C. Diobol. Bee. Rv. Two stag’s heads face to face. 0.88 grams.
BMC 53. Rare. Nice Fine. 75.00
B73 CNIDUS. Caria. 390-300 B.C. Hemidrachm. Head of Aphrodite r. Rv.
Head and neck of bull r. 1.18 grams. Very Fine. 25.00
B74 RHODES. 400-333 B.C. Didrachm. Head of Helios 3A r. Rv. Rose with
bud; symbol grapes and E; whole in incuse square. 6.8 grams. BMC
34. Superb Uncirculated. PLATE 350.00
B75 333—305 B.C. Didrachm. Head of Helios 3A r. Rv. Rose with bud; Magis-
trate’s name “ANTIPATROY” above, symbol ear of barley 1. 6.32
grams. BMC 43; SNG Danish 736. Very Fine. PLATE 125.00
B76 3rd Century B.C. Tetradrachm. Head of Helios 3A r. Rv. Rose with bud;
Magistrate’s name “Tharsytas” above; symbol eagle with raised
wings 1. 13.35 grams. BMC 126. Very Rare. Very Fine. PLATE 650.00
B77 304—166 B.C. Drachm. Head of Helios 3A r. Rv. Rose with bud; name of
Magistrate Gorgos. 2.72 grams. BMC 172. Extra Fine. 90.00
B78 Triobol. Head of Helios 3A r. Rv. Rose. Very Fine/Extra Fine. 20.00
B79 166—88 B.C. Drachm. Radiate head of Helios r. Rv. Rose; name of Magis-
trate Pinodoros above, star r.; the whole in incuse square. 2.41
grams. BMC 271 (but Minodoros). Uncirculated. 75.00
B80 88-43 B.C. Drachm. Head of Helios 3A r. Rv. Full blown rose to front;
P-O, symbol ear of barley. 4.27 grams. Rv. BMC 334 and SNG
Danish 866, but both heads towards 1. Almost Uncirculated. PLATE 140.00
B81 KINGS OF LYDIA. Croesus, 561-546 B.C. Siglos. Forepart of lion facing
forepart of bull. Rv. Two incuse squares. 5.25 grams. Nice Fine. 140.00
B82 TRALLES. Lydis, 2nd Century, before 133 B.C. Cistophorus. Cista mystica,
from which serpent issues. Rv. Bow between two entwined serpents;
“TRAL” 1., “ThEOD” above, symbol Dionysos r. BMC 37. Very
Fine. 60.00
B83 DYNASTS OF LYCIA. Tathivaibi, 480-460 B.C. Stater. Head of Aphrodite
1. Rv. Tetraskeles in incuse square. 8.94 grams. BMC 91. Fine/ Very
Fine. 90.00
B84 MASICYTES. Lycia. 81—27 B.C. Drachm. Head of Apollo r. Rv. Lyre in
incuse square. 1.56 grams. BMC 21. Piece of edge broken off. Very
Fine. 17.50
B85 TYRE. Half Shekel, year 137, struck 11-12 A.D. Head of Melkarth r. Rv.
Eagle 1., club in front. Not in BMC. Yearly tribute to the temple in
Jerusalem. Rare. Very Fine. 75.00
B86 KINGS OF SYRIA. Antiochus IV, 175-164 B.C. Tetradrachm. Diademed
portrait of fine style r. Rv. Zeus seated 1.; “Nikoforoy” in exergue.
BMC 16 var. 16.35 grams. Very Fine/Fine. 140.00
B87 SIDON. Straton I, 370-358 B.C. 1/16 Shekel. War galley. Obv. War galley.
Rv. King slaying lion. 0.89 grams. BMC 36. Fine. 20.00
B88 BABYLONIA. Successors Mazaeus. 327-321 B.C. Tetradrachm. Baal seated
1. Rv. Lion walking 1., “delta” above. 16.84 grams. BMC 17. Obv.
weakly struck. Very Fine. PLATE 200.00
B89 KINGS OF PERSIA. 5th Century B.C. Siglos. King, half-kneeling, holding
spear and bow. Rv. Irregular incuse. Very Fine. Rare in this con-
dition. 40.00
B90 PARTHIA. Tiridates I, 248-210 B.C. Drachm. Similar type. Legend on re-
verse, no eagle. BMC p. 11, 12. Very Fine. 80.00
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B91 Phriapatius, 191-176 B.C. Drachm. Crude head 1. Rv. Arsaces seated r. 4
grams. BMC 4. Extra Fine. 80.00
B92 BACTRIA. Menander, 166-145 B.C. Drachm. Diademed bust r. Rv. Pallas
fighting 1. BMC 16. Uncirculated. 25.00
AFRICA
B93 EGYPT. Ptolemy I as Governor, 316-305 B.C. Tetradrachm. Head of Alex-
ander the Great in elephant’s skin r. Rv. Pallas Promachos r., eagle
in front. 15.74 grams. Monograms on reverse not in Svoronos or
BMC. Extra Fine. PLATE 250.00
B94 Ptolemy I, 305-285 B.C. Tetradrachm. Diademed head r.; microscopic “delta”
behind ear. Rv. Eagle 1. on thunderbolt; P and monogram in front.
14.21 grams. Svoronos 252; BMC p. 20, 57. Unusually broad flan.
Unimportant scratch line in front of nose. Choice Extra Fine.
PLATE 150.00
B95 Ptolemy VIII, 170-117 B.C. Large Bronze, 33 mm. Head of Cleopatra I r. as
Isis. Rv. Eagle on thunderbolt 1. BMC 67. Attractive Very Fine, red-
dish patina. 110.00
B96 Ptolemy X, Cleopatra III and Ptolemy XI, 116-81 B.C. Tetradrachm of usual
type, dated year 9, struck 108 B.C. Svoronos 1670; BMC PI. XXVII,
2. Very Fine. 35.00
B97 Ptolemy XIII, 80-51 B.C. Tetradrachm, year 14, struck 67 B.C. Head of
Ptolemy r. Rv. Eagle 1., symbol headdress of Isis. Svoronos 1828;
BMC 16. About Very Fine. 30.00
B98 Cleopatra VII, Ptolemy XIV, Ptolemy XV and Ptolemy XVI, 51-29 B.C.
Tetradrachm of usual style, dated year 15, struck 37 B.C. Svoronos
1862; BMC p. 119, 29. Nice Fine/ Very Fine. 45.00
B99 CYRENE. Early 3rd Century B.C. Didrachm. Head of Carneius r. Rv.
Silphium plant, tripod 1. 7.58 grams. BMC 252. Very Fine. 150.00
B100 MAURETANIA. Juba II, 25 B.C.-23 A.D. Denarius. Head of the King r.
Rv. Comucopiae crossed with scepter. M. 25. Uncirculated. 60.00
B101 Juba II and Cleopatra Selene, daughter of Cleopatra VII and Mark Antony.
Denarius. Head of Juba r. Rv. Headdress of Isis. M. 89. Very Fine. 40.00
B102 Denarius. Head of Juba r. Rv. Headdress of Isis and sistrum. M. 91. Extra
Fine. 45.00
B103 Ptolemy I, son of Juba II and Cleopatra. 23-40 A.D. Denarius, year VIIII.
Bust of Ptolemy r. Rv. Cornucopiae crossed with scepter. Unlisted
year 9. Very Fine. 100.00
DEBASEMENT OF THE POST ROMAN COINAGE
“From the decline of the Roman Empire in the west, the confusion and variety of
coins through the Middle Ages made changes in weight and alloy too numerous to recount.
There was no production of gold or silver corresponding to the expansion of trade. In a
foolish attempt to make the supply of the precious metals go round, there was everywhere
a constant reduction in the quality and weight of the monetary standard. The very unit
itself was uncertain: the solidus reappeared as the shilling or sou, the libra as the livre or
lire, as a result of depreciation. The dishonesty of governments led to increasing the alloy,
or reducing the grains of metal, in coins of the same name.”
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Stock
B104
B105
B106
B107
B108
B109
B110
Bill
B112
B 1 1 3
B114
B 1 1 5
B 1 1 6
B117
B 1 18
B 1 1 9
COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC
AES GRAVE SERIES
#
CAMPANIA. 269—242 B.C. Quadrans. Two grains of com; value “ooo”. Rv.
Right hand extended; value “oo”. Syd. 11; Syd. A. G. 39. Fine.
242-222 B.C. Uncia. Knuckle bone, Rv. Similar. Syd. 36a; Syd. A. G. 68.
Fine.
ROME. 222—205 B.C. As. Bearded head of Janus; beard and hair in un-
usually high relief; value below. Rv. Prow of ship r.; value “I”
above. Syd. 71. Fine patina. Perfectly centered. Very Fine.
Triens. Head of Minerva 1. Rv. Prow. Value “oooo” both sides. Syd. 74;
Syd. A. G. 4. Rarity 3. Almost Fine.
Sextans. Head of Mercury 1.; value “oo” r. Rv. Prow, value “oo” below. Syd.
76. Nice bluish patina. Fine.
STRUCK BRONZES
Uncia. Head of Bellona. Rv. Prow. Value “o” both sides. Syd. 86. Fine.
Semiuncia. Head of Mercury. Rv. Prow. Syd. 87. Extra Fine.
Quarter Uncia. Head of Bellona. Rv. Prow. Syd. 88. Very Fine.
205-195 B.C. South Italy. Semiuncia. Turetted female bust r. Rv. Horseman
galloping r., holding whip. Syd. 97, Rarity 4. Very Fine.
195-187 B.C. Uncia. Head of Bellona r. Rv. Prow Value “o” both sides.
Syd. 108, Rarity 3. Fine/Very Fine.
Semiuncia. Head of Mercury. Rv. Prow; no mark of value. Syd. 109, Rarity
3. Very Fine.
187-175 B.C. Rome. As. Janus head. Rv. Prow. Syd. 143, Rarity 3. Fine.
Semis. Head of Saturn r. Rv. Prow. Value “S” both sides. Syd. 143a, Rarity
3. Nice green patina. Fine.
187-175 B.C. South Italy. As. Janus head. Rv. Prow'; symbol anchor. Syd.
145, Rarity 4. Nice patina. Fine.
175-172 B.C. Uncia. Head of Bellona r. Rv. Prow; symbol ear of barley
above. Syd. 195e. Very Fine.
155-153 B.C. Anonymous. Quadrans. Head of Hercules in lion’s skin r. Rv.
Prow. Syd. 304e, Rarity 4-5; BMC 400. Extra Fine.
Price
110.00
60.00
500.00
125.00
125.00
15.00
30.00
20.00
40.00
15.00
15.00
25.00
25.00
30.00
15.00
35.00
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Stock # Price
B120 150-146 B.C. A. Caecilius. As. Janus head. Rv. Prow; A.CAE above. Syd.
355. Fine. 25.00
B121 145-138 B.C. Q. Marcius Libo. As. Janus head. Rv. Prow; Q.MARC. above,
LIBO r. Syd. 396. Fine/Very Fine. 30.00
B122 119-110 B.C. Q.Caec.Metellus. Head of Saturn r. Rv. Prow; Q.MET above.
Value “S” both sides. Syd. 510. Very Good/Fine. 7.50
B123 82 B.C. C. Cassius and L. Salinator. As. Usual type. Syd. 731, Rarity 3. Not
in BMC. Very Good. 10.00
ROMAN IMPERATORIAL COINS
B124 Julius Caesar. Denarius. Issued by P. Sepullius Macer. Veiled head of Caesar
r. Rv. Venus standing 1., holding Victory and scepter resting on shield.
Coh. 39; Syd. 1073a. Two small punctures on obverse. Extra Fine.
PLATE 200.00
B125 Denarius. Struck 47 B.C. in Gaul. Head of Venus r.; Cupid behind neck. Rv.
Trophy between seated Gallia and prisoner (Vercingetorix). Coh. 13;
Syd. 1014. Rare. Nice Fine. 30.00
B126 Brutus, assassin of Caesar, d. 42 B.C. Denarius. Struck 43/42 B.C. in Greece.
Head of Liberty r. Rv. Lyre between plectrum and laurel branch.
Coh. 5; Syd. 1287, Rarity 4. Fine. 130.00
B127 Quinarius, struck in Greece. Head of Liberty r. Rv. Anchor and stem of
prow in saltire. Syd. 1288; BMC 39. Fine/Very Fine. PLATE 125.00
B128 Albinus Bruti F., another assassin of Caesar. Denarius. Struck 60 B.C. Head
of Pietas r. Rv. Two joined hands holding caduceus. Syd. 942. Nice
Fine. 30.00
B129 Mark Antony, d. 30 B.C. Quinarius. Small veiled head of Concordia r. Rv.
clasped hands holding caduceus. Coh 67; Syd. 1195; BMC 130. Fine. 25.00
ROMAN IMPERIAL SILVER COINS
B130 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.D. Denarius. Struck 36 B.C. (as Octavian). Bare
head r. Rv. Pontifical implements. Coh. 91; Syd. 1334. Rare. Fine,
counterstamps on obverse. 65.00
B131 Denarius. Bare head r. Rv. Triumphal arch surmounted by quadriga. Coh.
123. Extra Fine. PLATE 125.00
B132 Tetradrachm. Bare head r. Rv. Capricorn and cornucopiae in wreath. Coh.
16. Fine. PLATE 140.00
B133 Shekel or Tetradrachm of Antioch, dated year 36 and 54, struck 5 A.D.
Laureate head r. Rv. Tyche seated r., river god Orontes swimming
at her feet. Alternative 30 pieces of the Bible. BMC 147. Very Fine.
PLATE 150.00
B134 Tiberius, 14-37 A.D. Denarius. “Tribute Penny” of the Bible. Laureate head
r. Rv. Livia seated r. Coh. 16. Very Fine. 75.00
B135 Caligula, 37-41 A.D. Drachm of Caesarea. Bare head r. Rv. Lituus and
simpulum. Latin inscriptions. Coh. 12. Fine/ Very Good. 125.00
B136 Claudius and Nero. Drachm of Caesarea. Laureate heads both sides. Coh. 3.
Very Fine/Fine, slightly off center. 110.00
B137 Nero, 54-68 A.D. Denarius. Laureate head r. Rv. Roma seated 1. Coh. 258.
The obverse not perfectly centered. Very Fine/Fine. 80.00
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B138 Denarius. Bare head r. Rv. Virtus standing 1., foot on cuirass. Coh. 229.
Fourre. Very Fine. 45.00
B139 Tetradrachm of Antioch, dated year 108, struck 59-60 A. D. Young laureate
head of Nero r. Rv. Eagle standing 1. on thunderbolt. Greek legends.
Wruck 37; BMC 187. Very Fine. 65.00
B140 Galba, 68-69 A.D. Denarius, minted in Rome. Laureate head r. Rv. SALVS
GEN HVMANI; female figure sacrificing at altar 1. Very Fine. 75.00
B141 Otho, 69 A.D. Denarius. Head r. Rv. Securitas standing 1. Coh. 17. Fine. 125.00
B142 Denarius. Bare head r. Rv. Victory advancing 1.; VICTORIA OTHONIS.
Coh. 27 (30 fr.). Nice Fine. 140.00
B143 Tetradrachm of Antioch. Laureate head r. Rv. Eagle standing 1. on laurel
branch; palm branch in front. BMC 214; Seaby 546. Nice Fine. 125.00
B144 Billon Tetradrachm, year 1. Alexandria. Laureate bust r., date in front. Rv.
Bust of Roma r. BMC 211. About Very Fine. 60.00
B145 Vespasian, 69-79 A.D. Denarius. Rv. COS.ITER.TR.POT; Pax seated 1. Not
in Cohen. Very Fine/Fine. 30.00
B146 Denarius. Rv. Vespasian seated 1. Coh. 387. Very Fine. 35.00
B147 Titus, 79-81 A.D. Denarius, struck 80 A.D. Laureate head r. Rv. TR P IX
IMP XV COS VIII P.P; curule chair. Not in Cohen; BMC lists p.
236 *, as Vierordt Sale, March 1923 Lot 1073. Choice Extra Fine.
Rare. PLATE 90.00
B148 Denarius. Rv. Dolphin coiled around anchor. Coh. 321. Nice Fine. 30.00
B149 Denarius. Rv. Elephant 1. Coh. 303. Scarce. Nice Fine. 35.00
B150 Domitian, 81-96 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Pallas fighting r., standing on ship, owl
at feet. Coh. 253. Very Fine. 20.00
B151 Denarius, struck 86 A.D. Rv. Pallas standing 1. Coh. 192. Very Fine/Fine. 15.00
B152 Denarius, struck 80 A.D. Rv. Flaming altar. Coh. 397. Very Fine. 25.00
B153 Nerva, 96-98 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Clasped hands holding legionary eagle
placed on prow. Coh. 25. Choice Very Fine. 35.00
B154 Trajan, 98-117 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Aequiqtas standing 1. Coh. 85. Extra Fine. 75.00
B155 Denarius. Rv. Victory standing r. on prow. Coh. 240. Extra Fine. 75.00
B156 Denarius. Rv. Pax standing 1. Coh. 484. Nice Fine. 15.00
B157 Denarius. Rv. Fortune seated 1. Coh. 481. Nice Fine. 10.00
B158 Denarius. Rv. Spes walking 1. Coh. 85. Scarce. Nice Fine. 10.00
B159 Tetradrachm of Tyre. Small head of Trajan r.; eagle below, club in front.
Rv. Laureate bust below Melkarth. BMC 4. Very Fine. 75.00
B160 Tetradrachm of Antioch. Rv. Eagle facing. Wruck 158. Fine. 25.00
B161 Didrachm of Caesarea. Rv. Apollo standing 1. BMC 68. Fine. 25.00
B162 Drachm of Caesarea. COS.VI. Rv. Clasped hands holding legionary eagle.
Not in BMC; Syd. 223. Very Fine. 25.00
B163 Hadrian, 117-138 A.D. Tetradrachm of Tarsus. Laureate head r. Rv. Tyche
seated 1., river god Orontes swimming at her feet; cstp. with laureate
head in oval incuse. BMC 148 var. Nice Fine/Very Fine. 75.00
B164 Denarius. Rv. Spes walking 1. Coh. 390. Uncirculated. An attractive speci-
men. PLATE 100.00
B165 Denarius. Rv. Aequitas standing 1. Coh. 382. Extra Fine. 30.00
B166 Denarius. Rv. Pietas sacrificing at altar. Coh. 1475. Rare. Very Fine/Extra
Fine. 35.00
B167 Denarius. Rv. Felicitas standing r. Coh. 614. Very Fine. 25.00
B168 Denarius. Rv. Hercules seated r. Coh. 331. Very Fine/Nice Fine. 15.00
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B169 Sabina, wife of Hadrian. Denarius. Diademed bust r. Rv. Pudicitia standing
1. Coh. 62. Uncirculated. PLATE 100.00
B170 Denarius. Rv. Concordia seated 1. Coh. 25. Almost Extra Fine. 40.00
B171 Denarius. Rv. Venus standing r. Coh. 73. Extra Fine. 40.00
B172 Denarius commemorating her death. Veiled bust r. Rv. Altar. Coh. 56 (25
fr.); Seaby 1103 (V. F. Pounds 45). Extra Fine. PLATE 110.00
B173 Antoninus Pius, 138-161 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Pietas 1. at altar. Coh. 1062.
Very Fine. 20.00
B174 Denarius. Rv. Clasped hands holding caduceus. Coh. 344. Choice Very Fine. 20.00
B175 Denarius commemorating his death. Bare head r. Rv. Eagle on altar. Coh.
155. Nice Fine. 15.00; Very Fine. 25.00
B176 Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius. Denarius. Laureate head of Emperor
r. Rv. Youthful bare head of Aurelius. Coh. 15. Nice Fine. 15.00
B177 Faustina Senior, wife of Antoninus Pius. Denarius. Rv. AVGVSTA standing
1., holding scepter. Coh. 128. Portrait struck in high relief. Extra
Fine. 30.00
B178 Denarius. Rv. Peacock in front of throne on which scepter. Coh. 61 (8 fr.).
Rare. Very Fine. 25.00
B179 Denarius. Rv. AVGVSTA standing 1. Coh. 96. Very Fine. 20.00
B180 Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Soldier, holding legionary
eagle, sacrificing at altar 1. Coh. 645. Scarce. Fine. 10.00
B181 Faustina Junior, wife of Marcus Auerlius. Denarius. Rv. Spes standing 1.
Coh. 24. Fine. 8.50
B182 Lucius Veras, 161-169 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Providentia standing 1. Coh. 144.
Very Fine. 30.00
B183 Lucilla, wife of Lucius Verus. Denarius. Rv. VOTA PVBLICA around wreath
in which dot. Coh. 99 (30 fr.). Very Fine. 50.00
B184 Commodus, 180-192 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Minerva running r. Coh. 358.
Scarce. Nice Fine. 10.00
B185 Crispina, wife of Commodus. Denarius. Rv. Hilaritas. Coh. 18. Scarce. Fine. 12.50
B186 Clodius Albinus, 193-196. Denarius. Rv. Felicitas standing 1. Coh. 14. Very
Fine. 110.00
B187 Septimius Severas, 193-211 A.D. Denarius. Rv. dementia seated. Coh. 515.
Very Fine. 12.50
B188 Denarius. Rv. Emperor sacrificing 1. at tripod. Coh. 599. Very Fine. 10.00
B189 Denarius. Rv. Liberalitas VI standing 1. Coh. 298. Very Fine. 10.00
B190 Denarius. Rv. Mars standing r. Coh. 320. Very Fine. 10.00
B191 Julia Domna, wife of Septimius Severus. Denarius. Rv. Pietas standing 1. at
altar. Coh. 156. Very Fine. 10.00
B192 Drachm of Caesarea. Bust r. Rv. Mount Argaeus. Greek legends. Variety not
in BMC. Choice Very Fine. 30.00
B193 Caracalla, 198-217 A.D. Antoninianus or Double Denarius. Radiate head r.
Rv. Sol standing. Coh. 358. Very Fine. 25.00
B194 Denarius, struck 198 A.D. Child’s bust. Rv. Fides standing. Coh. 82. Very
Fine. 10.00
B195 Denarius. Child’s bust. Rv. Nude Caracalla standing with globe and scepter.
Coh. 542. Extra Fine/ Very Fine. 15.00
B196 Denarius. Beardless bust r. Rv. Mars standing 1. Coh. 424. Very Fine. 8.50
B197 Drachm, year 17 of Caesarea. Bearded bust r. Rv. Mount Argaeus. Not in
BMC or Sydenham. Rare. Very Fine. 30.00
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B198 Plau til I a, wife of Caracalla. Denarius. Rv. Venus leaning on column; Cupid
in front. Coh. 25. Very Fine. 25.00
B199 Macrinus, 217-218 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Felicitas standing 1. Coh. 19. Choice
Very Fine. 55.00
B200 Denarius. Rv. Securitas standing 1., leaning on column. Coh. 62. Very Fine. 60.00
B201 Severus Alexander, 222-235 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Jupiter standing 1. Coh.
204. Extra Fine. 12.50
B202 Denarius. Rv. Fides standing 1. with two standards. Coh. 52. Extra Fine. 10.00
B203 Denarius. Rv. Pax advancing 1. Coh. 187. Extra Fine. 10.00
B204 Julia Mamaea, mother of Alexander. Denarius. Rv. Vesta. Coh. 77. Very
Fine. 20.00
B205 Maximinus I, 235-238 A.D. Denarius. Rv. Maximinus standing between two
standards. Coh. 46. Uncirculated. 50.00
B206 Philip I, 244-249 A.D. Antoninianus. Rv. Emperor seated 1. Coh. 120. Very
Fine. 16.00
B207 Billon Tetradrachm of Alexandria, year 2. Rv. Eagle stands r., palm branch
over shoulders. BMC 1998. Very Fine. 15.00
B208 Otacilia Severa, wife of Philip I. Antoninianus. Rv. Concordia seated. Coh.
17. Very Fine. 14.00
B209 Philip II, 247-248 A.D. Tetradrachm of Antioch. Laureate bust r. Rv. Eagle
standing 1., holding wreath. BMC 557 var. (with bare head). Choice
Extra Fine. 45.00
B210 Trajan Decius, 249-251 A.D. Tetradrachm of Antioch. Laureate bust r. Rv.
Eagle 1. Choice Very Fine. 25.00
B211 Tetradrachm of Antioch. Rv. Eagle r. Fine/Extra Fine. 22.50
B212 Herennius Etruscus, 249-251 A.D. Tetradrachm of Antioch. Bust r. Rv.
Eagle 1. Scarce. Very Fine. 40.00
B213 Mariniana, wife of Valerian I, 253-260 A.D. Antoninianus. Rv. Peacock in
splendor. Coh. 2. Rare. Reverse weakly struck. Extra Fine. 75.00
B214 Volusian, 251-253 A.D. Antoninianus. Rv. Virtus standing r. Coh. 135. Very
Fine. 30.00
B215 Numerianus, 283-284 A.D. Billon Antoninianus. Rv. Pax standing. Coh. 43.
Nice Very Fine. 25.00
ROMAN IMPERIAL BRONZES
B216 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.D. Dupondius, issued by Titus. Radiate head of
Augustus 1. Rv. Altar. Coh. 558 (10 fr.). Scarce. Nice dark green
patina. Fine/Very Fine. 35.00
B217 Bronze, 28 mm. Struck 30-27 B.C. in Alexandria. Bare head r. Rv. Eagle
standing 1., comucopiae in front, like on Ptolemaic coinage. BMC 1.
Fine. A better than average specimen. Rare. 75.00
B218 Small Bronze, 18 mm. of Parium in Biihynia. AVG; bare head r. Rv. Priests
with yoke of oxen r. BMC 780. Very Fine. 15.00
B219 Tiberius, 14-37 A.D. As. Struck under Augustus. Bare head of Tiberius r.
Rv. S C in center of inscription. Coh. 27; Seaby 462. Very Fine. 40.00
B220 Germanicus and Caligula. Bronze 20 mm. of Cnossus in Crete. Head 1. Rv.
Laureate head r.; GERM.CAESAR.DOSSEN.PVLCHR.II.VIR. Not
in Cohen or BMC; Svoronos: Crete, p. 94, 210, PI. VIII, 22. Very
Rare. Very Fine. 100.00
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B221 Caligula, 37-41 A.D. As. Bare head 1. Rv. Vesta seated 1. Coh. 27; Seaby 516.
Nice dark patina. About Very Fine. 40.00
B222 Claudius, 41-54 A.D. As. Bare head 1. Rv. Minerva brandishing javelin r.
Coh. 84. Irregular flan. Very Fine. 20.00
B223 As. Similar type. Green patina. Fine/Very Good. 17.50
B224 Quadrans. Modius. Rv. S C in center. Coh. 70. About Very Fine. 10.00
B225 Claudius and Agrippina Junior. Bronze of Caesarea in Cappadocia of
Claudius and Agrippina r. Rv. Horseman r. Not in BMC. May be
unpublished. Choice Very Fine. PLATE 100.00
B226 Nero, 54-68 A.D. Dupondinus (type of As). Laureate head r. Rv. Victory
flying 1. with shield in which SPQR. Coh. 288; BMC 244. Very Fine. 55.00
B227 Galba, 68-69 A.D. As. Laureate head 1. Rv. LIBERT AS PVBLICA stand-
ing 1. Coh. 111. Dark green patina. Fine. 40.00
B228 Otho, 69 A.D. Large Bronze, 29.5 mm. of Antioch. Laureate head r. Rv.
S.C. in wreath. Otho did not strike Bronzes in Rome. Coh. 28. Nice
brown patina. Almost Very Fine. PLATE 230.00
B229 Vespasian, 69-79 A.D. Sestertius. Struck 71 A.D. in Rome. Laureate head r.;
CAE instead of CAES in legend. Rv. IVDAEA with CAPTA barely
visible; captive Judaea seated r. by palm tree, another captive
standing 1. with bound hands. Coh. 234 var; BMC 533 note. Similar
coins with CAE in Max v. Bahrfeldt (Riechmann) Sale, Sept. 18,
1922, Lot 538. Very Rare. Very Fine/Fine. PLATE 400.00
B230 Sestertius. Struck 72-73 A.D. commemorating the Capture of Judea. Lau-
reate head r. Rv. VICTORIA AVGVSTI; Victory standing r., in-
scribing shield set on palm. Not in Cohen; BMC 625. Very Fine. 125.00
B231 Titus, 79-81 A.D. As. Laureate head 1. Rv. Genius at altar 1. Coh. 79. Nice
green patina. Very Fine. 65.00
B232 As. Struck 76-77 A.D. Laureate head r. Rv. IVDAEA CAPTA; Judea seated
mourning r. below palm tree; cuirass and arms behind. Coh. 118.
Fine green patina. Very Rare. Fine. 115.00
B233 As. Laureate head r. Rv. Captive seated r. under palm tree; shields behind.
IVDAEA CAPTA of legend partly visible. Coh. 117 var. Very Rare.
Very Good. 45.00
B234 Domitian, 81-96 A.D. Sestertius. Rv. Domitian crowned by Victory. Coh.
513. Very Fine/Fine. 75.00
B235 As. Rv. Victory r. BMC 320. Not in Cohen. Fine. 20.00
B236 Semis. Head of Apollo 1. Rv. Raven r. BMC 455; not in Cohen. Rare. Very
Good/Fine. 12.50
B237 Trajan, 98-117 A.D. Sestertius. Struck 98 A.D. Laureate head r. Rv. Con-
cordia seated 1. Coh. 619. Superb strong portrait of the Emperor.
Choice Very Fine. PLATE 140.00
B238 Sestertius. Large laureate head r. Rv. Pax seated 1. Coh. 624. Nice brown
patina. Planchet defect in front of head. Extra Fine. 75.00
B239 As. Rv. Victory with shield flying 1. Coh. 640. Dark patina. Almost Extra
Fine. 40.00
B240 Orichalcum As. Radiate bust r. Rv. S.C. in wreath. 23.5 mm. Coh. 122.
Rare. Fine. 20.00
B241 Quadrans. Bust of Hercules. Rv. Club. Coh. 344. Nice Fine. 7.50
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B242 Contomiate. DIVO TRAIANO AVGVSTO; his laureate and cuirassed bust
r.; monogram incuse in front. Rv. Warrior standing between two
horses, EVTEMI NICA above, TVRIFICATOR ASTVTVS in ex-
ergue. Coh. 266. Very Rare. Fine/Very Fine. 265.00
B243 Hadrian, 117-138 A.D. Sestertius. Laureate and armored bust r. Rv. Hilaritas
standing 1. Coh. 819. Very Fine. 65.00
B244 Dupondius. Rv. Pegasus r. Coh. 436 var. Nice Fine. 15.00
B245 Dupondius. Radiate head r. Rv. Pegasus. Coh. 436 (6 fr.). About Very Fine/
Very Fine. 30.00
B246 Aelius, 136-138 A.D. Sestertius. Bare head r. Rv. Roma seated r. Only about
Fine, but attractive. Beautiful patina, tortoise shell head on olive
green background. 45.00
B247 Antoninus Pius, 117-138 A.D. Sestertius. Laureate head r. Rv. River god
Tiber reclining 1. pointing to ship’s prow. Inscription TIBERIS. Coh.
820; RIC 1313 note; Seaby 1172. Well centered. An attractive
specimen. Dark brown with traces of green patina. Choice Very
Fine. PLATE 185.00
B248 Sestertius. Rv. Indulgentia seated. Coh. 452. Nice Fine, cleaned. 12.50
B249 Dupondius. Rv. Annona standing. Coh. 36. Scarce. Nice Fine. 17.50
B250 Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 A.D. Sestertius, struck 160 A.D. Draped and
cuirassed bust r. Rv. Mars advancing r. Coh. 257; RIC 1352b. Brown
patina. Choice Very Fine. 70.00
B251 Faustina Junior, wife of Marcus Aurelius. Sestertius. Rv. Laetitia standing.
Coh. 149. Fine. 30.00
B252 Sestertius, struck under Antoninus Pius. Rv. AVGVSTI PII FIL; Concordia
stands 1., holding patera and cornucopiae. Coh. 22. About Fine/
Fine. 10.00
B253 Sestertius. Rv. Hilaritas standing 1. Coh. 112. Very Fine/Fine. 35.00
B254 Lucius Veras, 161-169 A.D. Sestertius. Victory stands facing, holding palm
branch and placing shield inscribed: VIC.PAR. Coh. 206, but legend
on obverse ends with MAX. Choice Very Fine/Very Fine. PLATE 110.00
B255 Sestertius commemorating his death. DIVVS VERVS; bare head r. Rv.
Eagle standing r. on globe. Coh. 56 (15 fr.); Seaby 1462. Very Fine. 85.00
B256 Lucilla, wife of Verus. Sestertius. Bust r. Rv. Pietas standing at altar. Coh.
54. Green patina. About Fine. 17.50
B257 Sestertius. Bust r. Rv. Juno seated 1. Coh. 37. Scarce. Fine/Very Good. 12.50
B258 Sestertius. Rv. Caduceus between two cornucopiae. Coh. 722. Rare. About
Fine. 10.00
B259 Julia Domna, wife of Septimius Severus. As. Rv. Hilaritas. Coh. 74. Fine. 15.00
B260 Severus Alexander 222-235. Sestertius. Rv. Spes 1. Coh. 547. Very Fine. 30.00
B261 Sestertius. Rv. Annona standing 1. Coh. 35. Very Fine. 20.00
B262 Dupondius. Radiate head, fine portrait. Rv. Jupiter. Coh. 88. Only a Nice
Fine, but attractive. 17.50
B263 As. Rv. Pax advancing 1. Coh. 350. Nice green patina. Fine/ Very Fine. 15.00
B264 Julia Mamaea, mother of Severus. Sestertius. Rv. Vesta standing 1. Coh.
83. About Very Fine. 45.00
B265 Pupienus, 238 A.D. Sestertius. Rv. Victory stands facing, head 1. Coh. 38;
Seaby 2319 (Fine - 30 Pounds). Small plugged hole at edge. Very
Fine. 50.00
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B266 Philip I, 244-249. Sestertius. Rv. Salus standing with serpent. Coh. 206. Dark
patina. Almost Very Fine. 20.00
B267 Trajan Decius, 249-251 A.D. Double Sestertius. Radiate and armored bust r.
Rv. Felicitas standing 1. Coh. 40. Extra Fine/Very Fine. PLATE 350.00
B268 Gallienus, 253-263 A.D. Sestertius. Superb portrait of the Emperor. Rv.
Virtus standing. Coh. 1293. Almost Extra Fine/ Very Good. 40.00
POST REFORM COINAGE
B269 Diocletian, 284-305 A.D. Follis. Antioch. Genio Populi Romani standing.
Coh. 101. Very Fine. 16.00
B270 Follis. Aquilea. Moneta standing. Coh. 435. Very Fine. 17.50
B271 Follis. Carthage. Rv. Salus standing. Coh. 438. Very Fine. 17.50
B272 Follis. Struck after his abdication 305 A.D. Aquilea. Bust in Imperial mantle
r. Rv. Providentia and Quies standing. Coh. 426. Scarce. Fine/
Very Fine. 20.00
B273 Bronze Antoninianus. Rv. IOVI TVTATORI AVGG; Jupiter standing. Coh.
297. Uncirculated. 10.00
B274 Allectus, 293-297 A.D. Bronze Antoninianus. Struck at London. Radiate
bust r.; mint error ALLECVS. Rv. Pax standing. Coh. 37 var. Rare.
Very Fine. 50.00
B275 Maximianus Herculius, 286-310 A.D. Follis. Cyzicus. Rv. Genius standing
1. Coh. 179. Choice Very Fine. 20.00
B276 Follis. Rv. Moneta standing. Coh. 502. Fine green patina. Very Fine. 20.00
B277 Constantius Chlorus as Caesar, 293-306 A.D. Follis. no mm. Rv. Genius
standing 1. Very Fine. 15.00
B278 Follis. Alexandria. Rv. Genius. Coh. 89. Very Fine. 15.00
B279 Constantius I Chlorus, 305-308 A.D. Follis. Tarraco. Rv. Fides seated 1.
Coh. 42 (5 fr.). Very Fine/Extra Fine. 15.00
B280 Galerius as Caesar, 293-305 A.D. Follis. Alexandria. Genius type. Coh. 78.
Extra Fine. 20.00
B281 Follis. Lugdunum. Genius at altar. Coh. 92. Uncirculated. 30.00
B282 Follis. Siscia. Genius type. Coh. 56. Extra Fine. 20.00
B283 Galerius, 305-311 A.D. Follis. Alexandria. Rv. GENIO IMPERATORIS.
Very Fine. 15.00
B284 Follis. Cyzicus. Rv. Mars r. Coh. 230. Very Fine. 17.50
B285 Maximinus II as Caesar, 305-308 A.D. Alexandria. Genio type. Coh. 40.
Very Fine. 17.50
B286 Maximinus II, 306-312 A.D. Follis of reduced size. Antioch. Rv. Genius
type. Coh. 48 (6 fr.). Fine. 10.00
B287 Follis. Aquilea. Genio type. Superb blue patina. Extra Fine. 20.00
B288 Maxentius, 306-312 A.D. Follis. Ostia mint. Rv. Dioscuri. Coh. 5. Very
Fine. 12.50
B289 Licinius I, 308-324 A.D. Follis reduced size, 24 mm. Treves mint. Rv. GEN.
POP. ROM. standing 1. Coh. 49. About Uncirculated. 20.00
B290 Follis, 20 mm. Aquilea. Rv. Jupiter holding fulmen. Coh. 86 var. (has eagle).
Uncirculated. 15.00
B291 Follis, 25 mm. Thessalonica. Rv. Jupiter standing, holding Victory; eagle at
feet. Coh. 90. Thin flan. Extra Fine. 17.50
B292 Constantine I the Great, 307-337 A.D. Follis, 22 mm. London mint. Rv. Sol
standing 1. Coh. 536. Extra Fine. 25.00
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B293 3rd Bronze, 20 mm. Treves mint. Rv. Campgate. Coh. 454. Nice patina.
Very Fine. 4.50
B294 Bronze, 18 mm. Rv. VOT/XX in wreath. Coh. 123. Uncirculated. 10.00
6295 Commemorative 4th Bronze. Bust of Constantinople. Rv. Victory standing
on prow. Extra Fine. 4.50
6296 Fausta, wife of Constantine the Great. 3rd Bronze, 19 mm. mm. Q-crescent-
T. Rv. Fausta standing, holding children. Coh. 6. Choice Very Fine. 25.00
6297 Crispus, first son of Constantine the Great, 317-320 A.D. 3rd Bronze. Rome
mint. VOT/X in wreath. Coh. 41. Extra Fine. 6.00
B298 3rd Bronze. Bust 1. Rv. Campgate. Antioch mint. Coh. 165. Uncirculated. 7.50
B299 Constans, younger son of Constantine the Great, as Caesar, 333-337 A.D.
4th Bronze. Rv. Two soldiers. Coh. 63. Fine. 3.50
B300 Constantine II as Caesar, 324—325 A.D. 3rd Bronze. Antioch. Two soldiers.
Coh. 104. Extra Fine. 6.00
B301 3rd Bronze, 18 mm. Arelate. Rv. Sol standing 1. Coh. 53. Very Fine. 7.50
B302 3rd Bronze, 18 mm. Bust 1. Rv. Campgate. Choice Extra Fine. 6.00
B303 Constantius II, 337-361 A.D. Centenionalis. Arelate. Rv. Emperor slaying
foe. Coh. 32. Fine green patina. Very Fine. 5.00
B304 Centenionalis, 21 mm. Antioch mint. Bust 1. Rv. Emperor 1. Coh. 41, but
star in field. Irregular flan. Extra Fine. 15.00
B305 Julian II the Apostate, 360-363 A.D. 3rd Bronze, 20 mm. Cyzicus mint.
Bearded and helmeted bust 1. Rv. VOT/X/ MVLT/XX in wreath.
Coh. 151. Nice Fine. 7.50
B306 Valentinian II, 375-392 A.D. 2nd Bronze, 24 mm. Alexandria. Rv. Valen-
tinian standing on galley; Victory behind. Coh. 22. Extra Fine. 20.00;
Similar, but 23 mm. Thessalonica mint. Very Fine. 10.00
ANCIENT JEWISH COINS
B307 THE MACCABEAN DYNASTY. Simon Maccabi, 143-136 B.C. Bronze,
20 mm. Lulab between two ethrogs; Hebrew: “YEAR FOUR”
around. Rv. Chalice; “FOR THE REDEMPTION OF ZION.” Reif.
6. Recently attributed to the First Revolt. Extra Fine. Rare in this
condition. PLATE 100.00
B308 John Hyrcanus I, 135-104 B.C. Bronze Lepton, “Widow’s Mite” of the
Bible. Greek letter “A” above Hebrew legend, whole in wreath.
Reif. 8. Rare. Extra Fine. 30.00
B309 “Widow’s Mite.” Similar type, without “A”. Whole legend clear and complete.
Extra Fine. Rare in this condition. 20.00
B310 Judas Aristobolus, 104-103 B.C. Lepton, “Widow’s Mite”. Almost complete
and clear inscription. Poppy head between two comucopiae. BMC 1;
Reif. 13. Very Rare. Very Fine. 110.00
B311 Lepton, “Widow’s Mite”. Complete and clear inscription. BMC 3; Reif. 13.
Extra Fine and Very Rare. 150.00
B312 Alexander Jannaeus, 103-76 B.C. “Widow's Mite”. Anchor; title of King. Rv.
Sun wheel. Reif. 14. Very Good. 7.50; Very Fine. 15.00
B313 Jonathan Hyrcanus II, 67-40 B.C. Lepton. “Widow’s Mite”. Hebrew legend
“lonathan the High Priest and the Community of the Jews” in
wreath. Rv. Poppy head double cornucopiae. Reif. 19. Scarce. Full
legend. Fine. 15.00
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B314 Antigonus Mattathias, 40-37 B.C. Bronze, 23 mm. Double comucopiae. Rv.
Wreath. Reif. 21. Very Rare. Very Good. 100.00
B315 Bronze Lepton, “Widow’s Mite”. Ear of barley between double cornucopiae.
Rv. Legend in wreath. Reif. 25. Obverse Very Good; Reverse off
center, legend not visible, but this is the only coin with this obverse
design. Rare. 75.00
B316 HERODIAN DYNASTY. Herod I the Great, 37-4 B.C. Bronze, 18 mm.
Winged caduceus; Greek: Basileos Hrodoy around. Rv. Pomegranate.
Reif. 28. Rare. Fine. 65.00
B317 Lepton, “Widow’s Mite”. Anchor. Rv. Caduceus within double cornucopiae.
Reif. 33. Nice Fine. 15.00
B318 Herod Archelaeus, 4 B.C.-6 A.D. Lepton, “Widow’s Mite”. Two cornucopiae.
both 1.; Greek: “HRODIS”. Rv. War galley 1. Reif 53. Broad flan.
Rare. Fine/Very Fine. 150.00
B319 “Widow’s Mite”. Bunch of grapes on a branch with leaf. Rv. Crested helmet.
Reif. 55. Scarce. Fine. 25.00; Almost Very Fine. 35.00
B320 “Widow’s Mite”. Prow of galley. Rv. Letters in wreath. Reif. 56. Scarce.
Fine. 25.00
B321 Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 A.D. Bronze Lepton, year 6 (42-43 A.D.). Umbrella.
Rv. Three ears of barley. Reif. 59. Very Good. 7.50; Nice Fine. 15.00
B322 Valerius Gratus, 15-26 A.D. Lepton, “Widow’s Mite”, year 2 (15-1 6 A. D.).
Greek: “IOY/LIA” in wreath. Rv. Branch with eight leaves. Reif.
123. Rare. Very Good. 40.00; Fine. 60.00
B323 Lepton, “Widow’s Mite, year 3 (16-17 A.D.). Greek: “KAI/SAR” in wreath.
Rv. Caduceus between double cornucopiae; Greek date. Reif. 124.
Rare. Very Good. 30.00
B324 Lepton, “Widow’s Mite”, year 3 (16-17 A.D.). Greek: “IOV/LIA” in wreath.
Rv. Three lilies, date. Reif. 125. Rare. Nice Fine. 47.50
B325 “Widow’s Mite”, year 5 (18-19 A.D.). TIE/KAI/CAP in wreath. Rv. Palm
branch. Reif. 129. Almost Very Fine. 25.00
B326 Pontius Pilate, 26-36 A.D. Bronze Lepton, “Widow’s Mite” of the Bible,
dated year 16, struck 29-30 A.D. Three ears of barley; Greek name
of Empress Julia. Rv. Simpulum; Greek name of Emperor Tiberius.
Reif. 131. Very Good/Fine, cleaned. 25.00
B327 “Widow’s Mite”, year 17 (30-31 A.D.). Lituus. Rv. Date “LIZ” within
wreath. Reif. 132. Olive green patina. Almost Very Fine. Rare in this
condition. 30.00
B328 “Widow’s Mite”, dated year 17, struck 30-31 A.D. Similar type, but Z in
date backwards. Reif. 132 var. Nice Fine. 30.00
B329 “Widow’s Mite.” Similar type, but date 18 (3 1-32 A. D.). Reif. 133. Very
Good. 25.00
B330 Antonius Felix, 52-60 A.D. Lepton, year 14 (54 A.D.) Greek name of Em-
press Julia Agrippina in wreath. Rv. Two palm branches crossed;
Greek name and title of Emperor Claudius. Reif. 134. Scarce. Fine. 25.00
B331 Lepton, year 14 (54 A.D.). Two crested shields. Rv. Palm tree. Reif. 135.
Fine green patina. Very Good. 20.00; Nice Fine. 30.00
B332 Lepton, year 5 (58-59 A.D.). Palm branch. Rv. Legend in wreath. Reif. 136.
Nice Fine. 10.00
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B333
B334
B335
B336
B337
B338
B339
B340
B341
B342
B343
B344
#
First Revolt, 66-70 A.D. Bronze Prutah, year 2. Amphora, date. Rv. Vine
branch with leaf and tendril; “Deliverance of Zion”. Reif. 147. Very
Fine. Scarce in this condition.
Bronze Prutah, year 3. Narrow amphora with conical fluted lid. Rv. As
above. Reif. 148. Scarce. Fine.
“JUDAEA CAPTA” SERIES. Titus. Bronze, 23 mm. Struck in Palestine.
Laureate head of Titus r. Rv. Nike standing r., inscribing shield
hung on a palm tree r. Greek legends. Reif. 155. Nice Fine.
Domitian. Bronze, 23 mm. Struck in Palestine. Laureate head 1. Rv. Athena
standing 1., crowning trophy. Greek legends. Reif. 161. Very Good/
Fine.
Second Revolt, 132-135 A.D. Medium Bronze, year 2. Vine leaf; “Second
year of the Freedom of Israel”. Rv. Palm tree; Simon. Reif. 200.
Very Fine.
Bronze, 19 mm. Bunch of grapes; “Second year of the Freedom of Israel.”
Rv. Palm tree; “JERUSALEM.” Reif. 202. Rare. Very Fine.
Bronze, 20 mm. Palm branch in center of wreath; “For the Freedom of
Jerusalem” around. Rv. Lyre with three strings; “Simon”. Reif. 205.
Nice green patina. Extra Fine.
Bronze, 19 mm. Bunch of grapes with tendril; “For the Freedom of Jeru-
salem” around. Rv. Palm tree; across field “Simon”. Reif. 206.
Scarce. Very Good/Fine.
AELIA CAPITOLINA (JERUSALEM). Elagabalus, 218-222 A.D. Bronze,
24 mm. Laureate head r. Rv. Tyche in temple. Kadmann 114; BMC
82. Almost Very Fine. Rare in this condition.
ANCIENT GREEK GOLD COINS
KINGS OF MACEDON
Alexander III the Great, 336-323 B.C. Gold Stater minted in Citium in
Cyprus. Head of Athena r., snake on helmet. Rv. Nike standing 1.;
monogram TK in front. 8.62 grams. Muller 1296. Very Fine. PLATE
KINGS OF BOSPORUS
Rhescuporis III, 209-229 A.D. Electrum Stater, dated year 510, struck 210
A.D. Diademed and draped bust of the King r. Rv. Laureate head
of Caracalla r.; bird in front. Not in BMC. Choice Very Fine.
Cotys III, 228-235 A.D. Electrum Stater, dated year 538, struck 228 A.D.
His diademed bust r. Rv. Laureate head of Emperor Severus Alex-
ander r. 7.56 grams. BMC 4. Very Fine.
Price
35.00
35.00
125.00
125.00
75.00
100.00
140.00
45.00
75.00
400.00
150.00
125.00
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KINGS OF LYDIA
Stock
B345
B346
B347
B348
B349
B350
B351
B352
B353
B354
B355
#
Alyates or Predecessors, 652-561 B.C. Electrum Vz Stater. Forepart of lion
r., globule on forehead. Rv. Incuse double square. 4.705 grams. Nice
Fine. PLATE
EGYPT
Arsinoe II, wife of Ptolemy II (285-247 B.C.) Gold Octadrachm, dated year
9, struck 262 B.C. Veiled head of Arsinoe, wearing stephane, r.;
date “I” behind. Rv. Double cornucopiae. 27.775 grams. Not in
BMC. Svoronos 471, PI. XV, 13. Fine style. Some scratching in
field. Very Fine. PLATE
AXUMITE KINGS OF ETHIOPIA
Endybis, Pagan King, 250-300 A.D. Half Aureus. Crowned bust between two
ears of barley. Rv. Diademed bust between two ears of barley.
Anzani 1; F. 89/1 ($1,000). Extra Fine. PLATE
Ouzas, Christian Emperor, 6th Century. Half Aureus. Crowned bust between
two ears of barley. Rv. Bust, without crown, between two ears of
barley. Broad flan. Extra Fine. PLATE
KUSHAN KINGS
Vasudeva, ca. 200 A.D. Gold Stater. King standing, holding trident. Rv.
Enthroned goddess, facing, holding cornucopiae. 7.58 grams. IMC.
p. 87, 1 var. Very Fine. PLATE
ROMAN EMPIRE
Julius Caesar. Aureus. Veiled head with features of Caesar. Rv. Pontifical
implements; name of Moneyer A. Hirtius. 8.09 grams. Syd. 1018;
Coh. 3. Very Fine. PLATE
Another Aureus. Similar type, but smaller head. 8.05 grams. Extra Fine.
PLATE
Vespasian, 69-79 A.D. Aureus. Laureate head r. Rv. Tyche with turreted
crown and scepter, standing r. Coh. 557 (80 fr.). 7.1 grams. Fine.
PLATE
BYZANTINE EMPIRE
Anastasius, 491-518 A.D. Solidus. Helmeted bust facing, holding spear over
shoulder and shield. Rv. Victory standing 1. holding long cross ending
in Christogram; star in front, legend ends with H. Ratto 319; BMC
7. Face misstruck. Otherwise, Extra Fine.
Justinianus I, 527-565 A.D. Solidus. First type. Helmeted bust facing 3A r.;
spear over shoulder. Rv. Victory stands facing, holding long cross
and orb. Ratto 444; Tolstoi 9; BMC 6. Scarce. Small scratches. Very
Fine.
Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine, 629-631 A.D. Third type. Large busts,
Heraclius with a very long beard. Rv. Cross on three steps; legend
ends with “theta”. Ratto 1364. Small graffiti in field on reverse.
Very Fine.
Price
325.00
1,500.00
450.00
400.00
150.00
400.00
Sold
350.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
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B356 Heraclius, Heraclius Constantine and Heracleonas, 632-641 A.D. Solidus.
Emperor standing between his sons. Rv. Cross on three steps; mono-
gram of Heraclius r. in field. Very Fine. 75.00
B357 Constantine IV, Heraclius and Tiberius, 668-680 A.D. Solidus. Helmeted
bust facing, holding spear over shoulder and shield in which horse-
man. Rv. Cross on three steps between two standing figures. Ratto
1645 var. Very Fine. 75.00
B358 Constantine V, Leo IV, and Leo III, 751-775. Solidus. Bust of Leo III facing.
Rv. Busts of his son and grandson facing. Ratto 1750; Rynearson
Rarity 6. Fine. 70.00
B359 Michael VII Ducas, 1071-1078. Concave Gold Nomisma. Crowned bust
facing, holding labarum and orb. Rv. Bust of Christ. Ratto 2032.
Extra Fine. PLATE 145.00
GOLD COINS OF THE WORLD
EUROPE
B360 AUSTRIA. Ferdinand I, 1835—1848. Ducat, 1841-E. Karlsburg mint Trans-
sylvania. Laureate head r. Rv. Imperial eagle. F. 40/372; J. 247.
Extra Fine. 85.00
B361 Francis Joseph I, 1848-1916. Ducat, 1859 A. Youthful laureate head.
F. 40/388. Uncirculated and Choice. 55.00
B362 20 Corona, 1894. Large old laureate head r. Rv. Imperial eagle. F. 41/421;
J. 379. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B363 20 Corona, 1898. Type as above. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B364 10 Corona, 1896. Type as above. F. 41/423; J. 378. Low mintage. Uncircu-
lated. 45.00
B365 20 Corona, 1915. Large old plain head r.; ST. SCHWARZ below. F. 41/425;
J. 387. This year struck also by the Austrian Republic. Uncirculated. 20.00
B366 10 Corona, 1910. Type as above. F. 41/428; J. 386. Extra Fine. 20.00
B367 10 Corona, 1912. Type as above. This year struck also by the Austrian Re-
public. Uncirculated. 12.50
B368 BELGIUM. Leopold I, 1831-1865. 20 Francs, 1865. Obv. Head. Rv. Value
within wreath. F. 51/7. A Choice Very Fine. 30.00
B369 Leopold II, 1865-1909. 20 Francs, 1875. Rv. Arms. F. 51/8. About Uncircu-
lated. 25.00
B370 20 Francs, 1878. Type as above. Uncirculated. 25.00
B371 20 Francs, 1882. Type as above. A Nice Extra Fine. 22.50
B372 BRUNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL. William, 1831-1884. Gold 10 Talers,
1834. Wildmen support Arms. Rv. Value and date in wreath; round
numeral 3 in date. F. 140/797; Fiala 3592; Welter 3079; J. 324a with
round 3 has another wreath. Uncirculated. PLATE 500.00
B373 CZECHOSLOVAKIA. Ducat, 1931. Lion shield. Rv. St. Wenceslas. F. 78/2.
Uncirculated. 35.00
B374 DENMARK. Christian IX, 1892-1906. 20 Kroner, 1873. Rv. Dania seated
with dolphin at feet. F. 89/295. Uncirculated. 50.00
B375 Frederick VIII, 1906-1912. 10 Kroner, 1909. F. 89/298. About Uncirculated. 50.00
B376 Christian X, 1912-1947. 20 Kroner, 1914. Rv. Arms. F. 89/299. Apart from
two rim nicks, a Choice Very Fine. 45.00
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Stock # Price
B377 FRANCE. Napoleon I. 20 Francs, 1811 A. Obv. Laureate head. Rv. Value
in wreath. F. 104/254. Very Fine. 57.50
B378 20 Francs, 1812 A. Type as above. A Nice Very Fine. 57.50
B379 20 Francs, 1813 A. Type as above. Close to Extra Fine. 55.00
B380 Louis XVIII, 1818-1824. 20 Francs, 1815 Q (Perpignan). Obv. Uniformed
bust. Only 39,266 pieces struck. F. 104/269. There are some light bag
marks and a scratch behind the head. Otherwise, the coin is a Nice
Very Fine and Scarce. 30.00
B381 40 Francs, 1818 W (Lille). Obv. Plain head of the King. F. 104/275. Very
Fine. 150.00
B382 20 Francs, 1818 W. Second type. Obv. Plain head. F. 104/282. A Nice Very
Fine. 35.00
B383 Second Republic, 1848-1852. 20 Francs, 1851 A. Obv. Ceres head. F. 105/
331. Veiy Fine. 25.00
B384 Second Empire. Napoleon III. 20 Francs, 1859 A. Obv. Plain head. F. 105/
310. About Very Fine. 25.00
B385 100 Francs, 1859 A. Obv. Laureate head. Rv. Imperial Arms. F. 105/317.
There is a slight edge knock at 12o’clock on the obverse edge. Other-
wise, a Choice Very Fine. PLATE 295.00
B386 20 Francs, 1865 BB. Obv. Laureate head. F. 105/322. Very Fine. 25.00
B387 20 Francs, 1866 A. Type as above. Very Fine. 25.00
B388 20 Francs, 1867. Type as above. About Uncirculated. 30.00
B389 20 Francs, 1869 BB. Type as above. About Extra Fine. 27.50
B390 Third Republic, 1870-1940. 100 Francs, 1886. Obv. Genius writing. Rv.
Value in wreath. F. 105/327. Uncirculated. Scarce in such choice
condition. PLATE 245.00
B391 20 Francs, 1875. Obv. Genius writing. F. 105/330. Extra Fine. 25.00
B392 20 Francs, 1877. Type as above. A Nice Very Fine. 22.50
B393 20 Francs, 1896. Type as above. Extra Fine. 25.00
B394 10 Francs, 1899 A. Obv. Ceres head. F. 105/334. A scarce denomination.
Choice Very Fine. 35.00
B395 20 Francs, 1905. Chaplain head. F. 105/336. Close to Extra Fine. 20.00
B396 20 Francs, 1908. Type as above. Close to Extra Fine. 20.00
B397 20 Francs, 1912. Type as above. Extra Fine. 22.50
B398 20 Francs, 1913. Type as above. Extra Fine. 22.50
B399 GERMAN REPUBLIC. Gold Medal, 1929. Commemorating the World Trip
of “Graf Zeppelin.” United busts of Count Zeppelin, Eckener and
Durr. Rv. Round map of the flight. 22.88 grams. Uncirculated.
PLATE 125.00
GOLD COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND THE COMMONWEALTH
B400 George III, 1760-1820. Guinea, 1769. Third young head. F. 224/219. Fine. 60.00
B401 Spade Guinea, 1793. Rv. Spade-shaped shield. F. 224/221. Very Fine. 90.00
B402 Third Guinea, 1803. First head. Rv. Date below crown. Very Fine. 25.00
B403 Sovereign, 1817. Rv. St. George within the Garter. F. 224/236. Fine. 50.00
B404 George IV, 1820-1830. 2 Pounds, 1823. Rv. St. George. F. 225/240. Slight
scratch on neck. Otherwise, Close to Extra Fine. PLATE 200.00
B405 William IV, 1830-1837. Sovereign, 1837. Rv. Shield. F. 225/248. Slight
knock on reverse edge at 4 o’clock. Otherwise, Choice Very Fine. 125.00
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Stock # Price
B406 Victoria, 1837-1901. Sovereign, 1853. Young head. Rv. Shield. F. 225/252.
Nice Very Fine. 25.00
B407 Sovereign, 1878 S. Type as above. Choice Very Fine. 27.50
B408 Sovereign, 1885 M. Rv. St. George. F. 225/253. A slightly bag marked
Extra Fine. 27.50
B409 Half Sovereign, 1878. Young head. Rv. Arms. F. 225/254. There is a light
scratch. Otherwise, the coin is Extra Fine. 30.00
B410 Jubilee Head. 2 Pounds, 1887. Rv. St. George. F. 225/256. Struck in yellow
gold. Uncirculated. 175.00
B411 Sovereign, 1889. Currency issue. F. 225/257. Choice Very Fine. 27.50
B412 Half Sovereign, 1887. Rv. Shield. F. 225/258. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B413 Veiled Bust. Sovereign, 1897 M. F. 226/261. Extra Fine with a Proof-like
surface. 30.00
B414 Sovereign, 1898 M. Type as above. About Extra Fine with some light bag
marks and edge nicks. 30.00
B415 Sovereign, 1900 M. Type as above. Extra Fine with some light bag marks. 30.00
B416 Edward VII, 1901-1910. Sovereign, 1904. Very Fine. 22.50
B417 Sovereign, 1905. A Nice Very Fine. 22.50
B418 Sovereign, 1907. About Extra Fine. 25.00
B419 Sovereign, 1909. About Extra Fine. 25.00
B420 Sovereign, 1909 M. Extra Fine. 25.00
B421 Sovereign, 1910. About Extra Fine. 25.00
B422 George V, 1910-1936. Sovereign, 1911. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B423 Sovereign, 1912. Close to Extra Fine. 25.00
B424 Sovereign, 1913. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B425 Sovereign, 1914. Extra Fine. 25.00
B426 Half Sovereign, 1914. About Extra Fine. 17.50
B427 Sovereign, 1915. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B428 Sovereign, 1919 P. Extra Fine. 30.00
B429 Sovereign, 1920 P. About Extra Fine. 25.00
B430 Sovereign, 1925 SA. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B431 Half Sovereign, 1925 SA. About Extra Fine. 15.00
B432 Sovereign, 1926 SA. About Uncirculated. 27.50
B433 Sovereign, 1928 SA. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B434 Sovereign, 1929 SA. Small head. Extra Fine. 25.00
B435 Sovereign, 1930 SA. Small head as above. Uncirculated. 25.00
The Commonwealth
B436 CANADA. George V. Sovereign, 1911 C. Extra Fine. 32.50
B437 Sovereign, 1917 C. About Extra Fine with some bag marks. 30.00
B438 5 Dollars, 1912. Obv. Crowned bust of the King. About Extra Fine with
some bag marks. 135.00
B439 Newfoundland. Victoria. 2 Dollars, 1882 H. Extra Fine. 115.00
B440 2 Dollars, 1888. Very Fine. 100.00
B441 SOUTH AFRICA. President Kruger. 1 Pond, 1898. Obv. Bust. F. 348/2.
About Extra Fine. 85.00
B442 George V. Half Sovereign, 1925 SA. About Extra Fine. 15.00
B443 Sovereign, 1930 SA. Small head. Extra Fine. 25.00
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Stock # Price
B444 HUNGARY. Francis Joseph, 1848-1916. 20 Korona, 1896. Crowned King
standing r. Rv. Angels support Arms. F. 232/92; J. 409. Extra Fine. 25.00
B445 10 Korona, 1911. Similar type. F. 232/94; J. 408. Extra Fine. 17.50
B446 ITALY. Kingdom. Napoleon, 1803-1814. 40 Lire, 1814 M. Obv. Plain head.
Rv. Mantled Arms with crossed Halberds behind. F. 252/5. Very
Fine. PLATE 100.00
B447 20 Lire, 1809 M. Type as above. F. 252/7. A Nice Very Fine. 65.00
B448 20 Lire, 1814 M. Type as above. F. 252/7. Some die adjustment marks
show on reverse shield. Otherwise, Very Fine. 50.00
B449 United Italy. Victor Emanuel H, 1861-1878. 20 Lire, 1863 T. F. 253/11.
About Uncirculated. 30.00
B450 Umberto I, 1878-1900. 20 Lire, 1882. F. 253/21. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B451 Salerno. Gisulf II, 1052-1075. 1 Tari, n. d. Cufic legend both sides. F. 288/
1006. Rather weak in one quadrant. Otherwise, as struck and About
Uncirculated. PLATE 150.00
B452 Sardinia. Victor Emanuel II. 20 Lire, 1859. Turin. Strictly Very Fine. 25.00
B453 Venice. Pasquale Cicogna, 1585-1595. 1 Zecchino. F. 292/1270. Very Fine. 50.00
B454 MAGDEBURG. Siege Half Ducat Klippe, 1551. City Arms. Rv. Legend and
date. F. 162/1482 ($1000); V. Schroetter 932; Hauswaldt Kube 1912,
Nr. 754. Only 4 specimens known. This is the Hauswaldt piece and
the only one in the trade. Loop removed. Very Fine. PLATE 750.00
B455 MAINZ. John Philip, Count Schoenbom, 1647-1673. Ducat, 1654. Obv.
Bust of Archbishop. Rv. Arms. Hess 457; F. 165/1593. Rare. Slight
wrinkle. Otherwise, Very Fine. 160.00
B456 MONACO. Charles V, 1856-1889. 20 Francs, 1879. F. 311/12. Some bag
marks. Otherwise, Close to Extra Fine. PLATE 100.00
B457 NETHERLANDS. William III, 1839-1890. 10 Guilders, 1876. F. 314/19.
About Uncirculated. 35.00
B458 Wilhelmina, 1890-1948. 10 Guilders, 1912. Young matron’s bust. F. 314/24.
Uncirculated. 35.00
B459 10 Guilders, 1933. Old head. F. 314/26. Uncirculated. 35.00
B460 Ducat, 1928. The traditional standing Knight type. About Uncirculated. 17.50
B461 PAPAL STATES. Alexander VI Borgia, 1492-1503. 1 Ducat, n. d. Struck
in Bologna. Obv. The Borgia Papal Arms with the clear legend
ALEXAND ER.PP.VI. Rv. St. Peter standing. F. 402/330. Uncircu-
lated. PLATE 375.00
NOTE: This famous Renaissance figure, father of the well known Lucretia
Borgia, was the Pope who divided the New World between Portugal and Spain.
As a result Brazil is Portuguese speaking, and the rest of Latin America is
Spanish speaking, to this day.
B462 POLAND. 20 and 10 Zloty, 1925. Obv. Head of King Boleslas. Rv. Eagle.
F. 332/44, 45. Uncirculated. The set 100.00
B463 PORTUGAL. John VI, 1816-1826. 4 Escudos, 1822. Obv. Bust. Rv. Arms.
F. 336/107. Uncirculated and Choice. PLATE 265.00
B464 PRUSSIA. William I, 1861-1888. 20 Marks, 1887 A. Head r. Rv. Value
below small eagle. F. 117/68; J. 246 A. Uncirculated. 55.00
B465 Frederick III, 1888. 20 Marks, 1888. Bearded head r. Rv. Value below small
eagle. F. 117/80; J. 248. Uncirculated with some hairlines. 55.00
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Stock # price
B466 10 Marks, 1888. Similar type. F. 117/81; J. 428. Uncirculated. 60.00
B467 William II, 1888-1918. 20 Marks, 1896. Head r. Rv. Large eagle. F. 117/83;
J. 252-A. About Uncirculated. 45.00
B468 20 Marks, 1906. Similar type. About Extra Fine. 45.00
B469 20 Marks, 1903. Similar type. Choice Very Fine. 45.00
B470 20 Marks, 1910. Similar type. Choice Very Fine. 50.00
B471 20 Marks, 1914. Uniformed bust r. Rv. Eagle. F. 117/85; J. 253. Extra Fine/
Uncirculated. 60.00
B472 ROUMANIA. Michael, 1940-1947. 20 Lei, 1944. Conjoined heads of three
Kings 1. Rv. Crowned eagle’s head in center of circle of shields.
F. 339/21. Uncirculated. 45.00
B473 RUSSIA. Alexander III, 1881-1894. 5 Rubles, 1889. Bearded head r. Rv.
Russian eagle. F. 343/132; Sev. 533. Uncirculated. 45.00
B474 Nicholas II, 1894-1917. 10 Rubles, 1899. mm. F.Z. on edge. Head 1. Rv.
Russian eagle. F. 343/139. Very Fine. 25.00
B475 10 Rubles, 1903. Similar type, but mm. A.P. on edge. Sev. 580. Extra Fine. 35.00
B476 5 Rubles, 1898. Similar type, but mm. A.G. on edge. F. 343/140; Sev. 563.
About Extra Fine. 15.00
B477 SPAIN. Charles IV, 1788-1808. 2 Escudos, 1800. Madrid. F. 352/149.
About Very Fine. 75.00
B478 1 Escudo, 1792. Madrid. F. 352/151. About Uncirculated. 67.50
B479 Ferdinand VII, 1808—1833. 4 Escudos, 1820. Obv. Laureate bust. Madrid.
F. 353/164. About Very Fine. 125.00
B480 80 Reales, 1822. Madrid. Obv. Plain head. Rv. Arms within Collar of the
Fleece. F. 353/173. Very Fine. 85.00
B481 Alphonso XII, 1874-1885. 25 Pesetas, 1878. Youth’s head. F. 354/193.
About Uncirculated. 50.00
B482 25 Pesetas, 1882. Slightly bearded head. About Uncirculated. 50.00
B483 SWITZERLAND. 20 Francs, 1896. Head of Helvetia. F. 361/5. About
Uncirculated. 40.00
B484 20 Francs, 1911. Peasant girl’s head. F. 361/7. Only 350,000 struck. Uncir-
culated. 25.00
B485 20 Francs, 1930. Type as above. Uncirculated. 22.50
LATIN AMERICA
B486 BRAZIL. Peter II, 1831-1889. 20,000 Reis, 1852. Bearded head 1. Rv. Im-
perial Arms between sprays. F. 68/121; Harris 47. Nice Very Fine.
PLATE 150.00
B487 CHILE. Republic. 8 Escudos, 1823. Assay er F.I. Sun above mountain and
volcanos. Rv. Column above two crossed flags. F. 72/33; Harris 43;
Lopez-Yriarte 862 lists only Assayer F.D. for this year. Very Fine.
PLATE 250.00
B488 50 Pesos -5 Condores, 1926. Draped Liberty head 1. Rv. Arms. F. 73/55;
Harris 58. Uncirculated. 50.00
B489 COLOMBIA. Republica de Colombia. 1 Escudo, 1824. Popayan. Assayer
F.M. Liberty head 1. Rv. Fasces between two comucopiae. F. 75/67;
Harris 54. Choice Very Fine. 100.00
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B229
B237
B247
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B267
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B351 Au
B372 Au
B348 Au
B346 Au
B359 Au
B350 Au
B352
B399 Au
B385 Au
B390 Au
B490 Au B495 Au B490 Au
B551
B559
B565
B644
B649
B661
Stock # Price
B490 Republica de la Nueva Granada. 16 Pesos, 1844. Bogota. Assayer R.S. Head
of Liberty 1. Rv. Arms. F. 75/69; Harris 69; Yr. 815. Extra Fine.
PLATE 200.00
B491 Republica de Colombia. 5 Pesos, 1919. Workman chipping at rock. Rv.
Arms. F. 76/105. Weakly struck. Otherwise, Uncirculated. 30.00
B492 10 Pesos, 1924 B. Head of Bolivar r. Rv. Arms. F. 76/107; Harris 105.
Extra Fine. 50.00
B493 5 Pesos, 1924 B. Similar type. F. 76/108; Harris 101. Uncirculated. 35.00
B494 5 Pesos, 1928. Medellin. Small head of Bolivar r. Rv. Arms. F. 76/110;
Harris 103. Uncirculated. 35.00
B495 COSTA RICA. 10 Pesos, 1870. Arms. Rv. Value in wreath. F. 77/11;
Harris 21. Nice Very Fine. PLATE 135.00
B496 5 Pesos, 1869. Similar type. F. 76/12; Harris 18. About Very Fine. 50.00
B497 20 Colones, 1897. Bust of Columbus r. Rv. Arms. F. 77/19; Harris 27. Very
Fine. PLATE 200.00
B498 10 Colones, 1899. Similar type. F. 77/20; Harris 26. Extra Fine. 75.00
B499 5 Colones, 1899. Similar type. F. 77/21; Harris 25. Uncirculated. 50.00
B500 2 Colones, 1900. Similar type. F. 77/22; Harris 24. Uncirculated. 40.00
B501 CUBA. 20 Pesos, 1915. Philadelphia mint. Head of Marti r. Rv. Arms.
F. 77/1; Harris 6. Only 56,770 struck. About Uncirculated with
some bag marks. PLATE 225.00
B502 10 Pesos, 1916. Similar type. F. 77/3; Harris 5. Uncirculated. 75.00
B503 5 Pesos, 1915. Similar type. Red gold. F. 77/4; Harris 4. Uncirculated. 45.00
B504 5 Pesos, 1916. Similar type, but yellow gold. Uncirculated. 45.00
B505 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. 30 Pesos, 1955. Head of Trujillo 1. Rv. Arms.
F. 89/1; Harris 1. Only 32,750 struck. Uncirculated. 125.00
B506 GUATEMALA. Republic. 20 Quetzals, 1926. Quetzal bird on column. Rv.
Arms with Quetzal. F. 229/48; Harris 50. 49,000 struck. Choice
Very Fine. PLATE 250.00
B507 MEXICO. Ferdinand VII, 1808-1822. 8 Escudos, 1816, o/M. Assayer J.J.
Laureate head r. Rv. Crowned Spanish Arms within Collar of the
Golden Fleece. F. 308/52 ($225); Harris 51. Very Fine. PLATE 210.00
B508 Republic. 8 Escudos, 1864. Alamos. Assayer P.G. Mexican eagle. Rv. Hand
with Liberty Cap over open book. F. 309/65 ($1000); Harris 96;
Yr. 964 as Extremely Rare. Book not sharply struck. Otherwise,
Extra Fine. PLATE 850.00
B509 50 Pesos, 1943. Winged Victory. Rv. Eagle. F. 310/173; Harris 154. 89,400
struck. Extra Fine. 110.00
B510 20 Pesos, 1918. Aztec Calendar. Rv. Eagle. F. 310/171; Harris 152. Un-
circulated. 55.00
B511 20 Pesos, 1959. Similar Aztec Calendar type. Uncirculated. 50.00
B512 PERU. Republic. 1 Libra, 1909. Indian head. Rv. Arms. F. 329/73; Harris
60. Extra Fine. 35.00
B513 VENEZUELA. 100 Bolivares, 1887. Head of Bolivar r. Rv. Arms. Struck
in yellow gold. F. 406/2; Harris 3. 27,600 struck. Extra Fine/Very
Fine. PLATE 275.00
B514 20 Bolivares, 1911. Similar type. Red gold. F. 406/4; Harris 1. Uncirculated. 50.00
B515 20 Bolivares, 1912. Similar type. Uncirculated. 50.00
B516 TUNIS. French Protectorate. 20 Francs, 1891. Arab legend in wreath. Rv.
French value, name and date. F. 377/12. Extra Fine. 20.00
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Stock
B517
B518
B519
B520
B521
B522
B523
B524
B525
B526
B527
B528
B529
B530
#
Mutsuhito, 1867-1912. 20 Yen, Meiji 30 (1897). Reduced size. Obv. Rising
sun with inscription around. F. 300/50; J & V 91/L5. Choice Very
Fine. Rare. PLATE
EUROPEAN TALERS AND MINOR COINS
HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE. Mathias II, 1611-1619. Taler, 1613 of Hungary.
Kremnitz mint. Bust r. wearing St. Stephen’s crown; small Madonna
above. Rv. Crowned Arms within Golden Fleece. Broad planchet.
Montenuovo 673. Extra Fine. The usual small planchet defects on
the edge.
AUSTRIA. Leopold I, 1657—1705. Broad Taler, 1698 for Hungary. Kremnitz
mint. Laureate and armored broad bust r.; small Hungarian Arms 1.,
small Madonna r. in legend. Rv. Imperial eagle; K-B. Type Dav.
1004. Graffiti “N” on obverse. Extra Fine/Very Fine.
Maria Theresa, 1740-1780. Half Taler, 1761. Hall mint. Bust of the young
Empress. Rv. Imperial eagle. Cr. 44a. Very Fine.
Joseph II, 1765-1790. Taler, 1786 B for Hungary. Kremnitz. Angels sup-
port crown of St. Stephen above Arms. Rv. Madonna. Dav. 1169.
Nice Very Fine.
Francis II, 1792—1806. Vi Taler, 1804-A. Craig 159. Fine.
Copper 1 Kreuzer, 1816-A. Craig 177. Uncirculated and partly red.
Copper Va Kreuzer, 1816-A. Craig 175. Uncirculated and partly red.
Francis Joseph, 1848-1916. Florin, 1860-A. First youthful head. Y. 15B.
Extra Fine.
Va Florin, 1859-A, 1860-A, 1862-A and 1860-B. Small eagle. Y. 14. Un-
circulated. Each
Va Florin, 1860-B. Kremnitz. Laureate youthful head. Y. 14. Uncirculated.
Republic. 50 Schilling, 1965. University of Vienna commemorative. Head of
Archduke Rudolph. Brilliant Proof.
BELGIUM. Leopold I, 1831-1865. 5 Francs, 1848. Obv. Laureate head. Rv.
Value within wreath. Dav. 50. About Uncirculated and Choice.
Leopold II, 1865-1909. 5 Francs, 1873. Obv. Head. Rv. Arms. Gem Un-
circulated and Choice.
Price
900.00
Sold
50.00
10.00
35.00
10.00
4.00
4.00
7.50
3.50
5.00
10.00
55.00
20.00
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Stock # Price
B531 BULGARIA. Alexander of Battenberg, 1879-1886. 5 Leva, 1885. St. Peters-
burg mint. Mantled Arms. Rv. Value. Dav. 60. Choice Very Fine. 20.00
B532 Ferdinand of Coburg, 1887-1918. 5 Leva, 1894. Head 1. Rv. Value. Dav. 61.
Very Fine. 20.00
B533 FINLAND. 500 Markkaa, 1952. Olympic Games. Y. 52. Uncirculated. 20.00
B534 FRANCE. Henry III 1574-1589. Teston, 1575. Obv. Laureate bearded bust.
mm. F for Angers. L. 966. Carelessly struck. Fine to Very Fine. 17.50
B535 Napoleon I. 5 Francs, 1811 A. Obv. Laureate head. Dav. 85. Uncirculated
and Choice. PLATE 100.00
B536 5 Francs, 1812 A. Type as above. Fine to Very Fine. 15.00
B537 5 Francs, 1813 W. Type as above. Fine to Very Fine. 12.50
B538 Loius XVIII, 1814-1824. 5 Francs, 1824 W. Dav. 87. About Very Fine. 5.00
B539 Charles X, 1824-1830. 5 Francs, 1828 W. Dav. 88. A Choice Extra Fine. 15.00
B540 5 Francs, 1829 B. Type as above. Choice Very Fine. 10.00
B541 Louis Philippe, 1830-1848. 5 Francs, 1841 BB. Dav. 91. About Extra Fine. 7.50
B542 Second Republic, 1848-1851. 5 Francs, 1849 A. Obv. Three figures. Dav. 92.
Extra Fine. 7.50
B543 5 Francs, 1850. Obv. Ceres head. Dav. 93. About Very Fine. 4.50
B544 5 Francs, 1851. Type as above. Very Fine. 5.00
B545 Louis Napoleon, President. 5 Francs, 1852. Obv. Plain head. Rv. Value in
wreath. Dav. 94. A Nice Fine. 10.00
B546 Napoleon III, 1852-1870. 5 Francs, 1855 A. Obv. Plain head. Rv. Imperial
Arms. Dav. 95. Uncirculated. Rare in this condition. PLATE 125.00
B547 5 Francs, 1856 A. Type as above, but more sharply struck than the preceding
coin. Uncirculated and Choice. Rare in this condition. PLATE 145.00
B548 5 Francs, 1856 A. Type as above. Very Fine. 10.00
B549 5 Francs, 1868 A. Obv. Laureate head. Rv. Imperial Arms. Dav. 96. A Nice
Very Fine. 12.50
B550 5 Francs, 1868 BB. Type as above. A Choice Very Fine. 15.00
B551 5 Francs, 1869 BB. Type as above. Uncirculated and Choice. Rare in this
condition. PLATE 75.00
B552 5 Francs, 1870 BB. Type as above. Nice Very Fine. 12.50
B553 Third Republic. 5 Francs, 1870 A. Obv. Ceres head. Rv. Value within
wreath surrounded by motto. Dav. 93. Nice Very Fine. 10.00
B554 5 Francs, 1873. Obv. Three figures. Dav. 92. Extra Fine. 5.00
B555 Fifth Republic. 10 Francs, 1865. Obv. Three figures as above. Uncirculated
and Choice. 6.50
B556 HUNGARY. Regency. Aluminum 5 Pengoe, 1943. 75th Birthday of Admiral
Horthy. Dav. 128. Brilliant Uncirculated. 6.00
ITALY AND ITALIAN STATES
B557 Milan, Francis II, 1792-1835. Crocione, 1794 M. Milan. Obv. Head r. Rv.
Three crowns and Golden Fleece in angles of cross. Dav. 1390.
Cleaned, nick on edge. Very Fine. 20.00
B558 Francis Joseph. Florin, 1858-M. Milan. Pag. 224a. Very Fine. 7.50
B559 Cisalpine Republic. 1797-1802. 30 Soldi, ANNO IX. Helmeted Liberty bust
r. Rv. Legend. Cr. 1; Pag. 9. Rare. Very Fine. PLATE 100.00
B560 Naples and Sicily. Ferdinand III, 1759-1825. Piastra of 120 Grana, 1798.
Rv. Sicilian eagle. Dav. 1424. A Nice Fine. 35.00
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Stock # Price
B561 Piastra of 120 Grana, 1818. Crowned head. Rv. Arms. Dav. 169. Nice Fine. 25.00
B562 Ferdinand II, 1830-1859. Piastra of 120 Grana, 1842. Head r. Rv. Arms.
Dav. 174. Some edge knocks. Otherwise, Fine to Very Fine. 12.50
B563 Piastra, 1856. Small older head. Dav. 175. Very Fine. 15.00
B564 Piastra, 1857. Similar Dav. 175. Choice Very Fine. 20.00
B565 Papal States. Half Scudo, 1823. Sede Vacante. Bologna. Arms of the Cam-
erlengo, Cardinal Pacca. Rv. Ecclesia in clouds. Cr. 123; Pag. 113.
Uncirculated. PLATE 170.00
B566 Sardinia and Italy. Victor Amadeus II, 1773-1796. Vi Scudo, 1787. Obv.
Bust. Rv. Arms. Traina 122/63. Very Fine. 100.00
B567 Charles Felix, 1821-1831. 5 Lire, 1825. Turin. Rv. Arms and Collar within
wreath. Dav. 135. Choice Very Fine with traces of mint lustre. 50.00
B568 Napoleon I. 5 Lire, 181 1-M. Milan. Head r. Rv. Mantled Arms. Dav. 202.
Fine. 20.00
B569 NETHERLANDS. United Provinces. Lion Dollar, 1576 of Holland. Knight
standing behind shield 1. looking back. Rv. Lion. Fine. 30.00
B570 Lion Dollar, 1648 of Gelderland. Lion rampant 1. Rv. Knight standing be-
hind shield r., looking 1. Fine. 30.00
B571 Silver Ducat, 1660 of Overijssel. Knight standing r., holding sword and
leaning on shield. Rv. Crowned shield; mm. sun above. Delmonte
986. Very Fine. 40.00
B572 Juliana. 10 Guilders, 1945/1970. 25th Year of reign. Head of Juliana. Rv.
Head of Queen Wilhelmina. Light bag marks. Uncirculated. 5.00
B573 NORWAY. Olav V. Silver 101 Kroner, 1814/1964. Crown size. Uncirculated. 5.00
B574 POLAND. Co-Ni. 10 Zlotych, 1964. Jagiello University. Raised lettering.
Y. 52. Uncirculated. 4.00
B575 10 Zlotych, 1964. Jagiello University. Incuse lettering. Y. 52a. Uncirculated. 4.00
B576 Co-Ni. 10 Zlotych, 1965. 700th Anniversary of Warsaw. Rv. Flying figure
with sword. Y. 54. Uncirculated. 3.50
B577 Co-Ni. 10 Zlotych, 1965. 700th Anniversary of Warsaw. Rv. Column. Y. 55.
Uncirculated. 3.50
B578 PORTUGAL. Republic. 1 Escudo, dated 1910, struck 1914. Arms in wreath.
Bust of Liberty holding torch r. Dav. 269. Extra Fine. 12.50
B579 Escudo, 1915. Liberty head 1. Rv. Arms. Dav. 270. Extra Fine. 12.50
B580 Silver 20 Escudo, 1966. Salazar Bridge. Y. 69. Uncirculated. 4.00
B581 50 Escudos, 1869/1969. Centenary of Marshal Carmona. Bust facing. Rv.
Arms. Y. 76. Uncirculated. 5.00
B582 ROMANIA. Charles as King, 1881-1914. 5 Lei, 1883. Dav. 274. Scratched.
Fine. 5.00; Uncirculated. 30.00
SPANISH AMERICAN SILVER
“The great production of silver from Mexico and Potosi, as formerly explained, passed
through Spain and her mints to the whole world. This has caused since the sixteenth century
a remarkable diffusion of silver dollars to the most remote countries. It was aided by the
later extraordinary production of silver from Mexico in 1760-1830. The excess of silver
went abroad mainly in the form of dollars. During these centuries Spain was the leading
trading nation of the world, thus making the silver dollar the best-known coin of that time.”
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RUSSIAN COINS
Peter I the Great, 1689-1725. Ruble, 1712. Arabic date. Small laureate bust
r.; G below. Rv. Russian eagle; dots between dates. Dav. 1650;
Sev. 291. Rare. Planchet defect on obverse. Very Fine.
Ruble, 1721. Cyrillic date; Arabic date on edge. Armored bust r.; palm
branch on breast, “K” on sleeve. Rv. Imperial eagle. Sev. 504;
Dav. 1655. Very Fine.
Ruble, 1725. Moscow. Narrow Roman bust. Rv. Four Russian “P” ’s in
crossform. Dav. 1662. Small planchet defects. Very Fine. PLATE
Catherine I, 1725-1727. Broad Ruble, 1726. Bust 1. Rv. Russian eagle. Sev.
81; Dav. 1664. Scarce. Small scratch in field. About Very Fine.
Peter II, 1727-1730. Ruble, 1728. Moscow. Roman bust r. Rv. Four Russian
“P II” in crossform. Sev. 977; Dav. 1668. Extra Fine with some
mint lustre. PLATE
Anna Ivanovna, 1730-1740. Ruble, 1732 (3 over 2 in date). Bust r. Rv. St.
George shield and chain of Order of St. Andrew on breast of
Russian eagle. Sev. 1091; Dav. 1670. Very Fine.
Elizabeth Petrovna, 1741-1761. Broad Ruble, 1743. S.P.B., St. Petersburg.
Bust with mantle r. Rv. St. George shield on breast of Russian eagle.
Sev. 1445; Dav. 1677. Scarce. Very Fine.
Peter III, 1762. Ruble, 1762. Moscow. Bust r. Rv. Eagle as above. Sev. 1879;
Dav. 1682. Nice Fine.
Catherine II the Great, 1762-1796. Ruble, 1765. S.P.B. Moneyer C.A. Bust
with ruffle around neck. Rv. Eagle as above. Sev. 1961; Dav. 1683.
Slight scratches. Very Fine.
Ruble, 1780. S.P.B. Mintmaster I. Zaitsev. Narrow, older bust. Sev. 2156;
Dav. 1685. Scarce. Very Fine/Fine.
Paul I, 1796-1801. Ruble, 1798. C.M.-M.B. Four Russian “P” ’s in cross-
form. Rv. Legend on tablet. Sev. 2429; Dav. 1688. About Very Fine.
Nicholas I, 1825-1855. Commemorative Ruble, 1834 by Gube. Head of
Alexander I r. Rv. Alexander Column. Sev. 3061; Dav. 285. Extra
Fine.
Ruble, 1829. S.P.B. Mintmaster I-G. “Masonic” eagle. Rv. Value. Sev.
2932; Dav. 282. Very Fine.
Ruble, 1843. S.P.B. Heraldic eagle with seven shields. Dav. 283. Extra Fine.
1 Vi Rubles, 1836. M.W. Warsaw mint. Eagle. Rv. Value in Russian and
Polish. Sev. 3174; Dav. 284. Very Fine.
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B598 Alexander II, 1855-1881. Ruble, 1877. H— I. Eagle with nine shields. Dav.
289. Very Fine. 15.00
B599 Alexander III, 1881-1894. Coronation Ruble, 1883. Head r. Rv. Crown,
scepter and orb on cushion. Dav. 291. Very Fine. 25.00
B600 Ruble, 1886. First year of portrait. Head r. Dav. 291. Extra Fine. 30.00
B601 Nicholas II, 1894-1917. Ruble, 1914. Head 1. Rv. Eagle. Rarer than the
1915 Ruble. Dav. 293. Extra Fine. 225.00
B602 SOVIET RUSSIA. Ruble, 1921. Value in star. Rv. Arms. Dav. 300. Brilliant
Uncirculated. 30.00
B603 Ruble, 1925. Two standing workers. Rv. Arms, above value. Dav. 301. Extra
Fine. 15.00
B604 SALZBURG. Wolf Dietrich, Count Raitenau, 1587-1612. Taler Klippe,
n. d. Arms. Rv. St. Rudbert seated. Zeller 26. Holed and neatly
plugged at 12 o’clock. A Nice Very Fine. 65.00
B605 John Ernest, Count Thun-Hohenstein, 1687-1709. Taler, 1696. Madonna
with child above Family Arms. Rv. St. Rudbert standing above
Arms of the Archbishopric. Type Dav. 1234. Very Fine. 45.00
B606 Sigismund III, Count Schrattenbach, 1753-1771. Taler, 1758. Angel holds
square picture of Madonna; Family Arms r. Rv. St. Rudbert stands 1.
Dav. 1250; B & R 4223. Extra Fine with some mint lustre. 60.00
B607 Hieronymus, Count Colloredo-Waldsee, 1772-1803. Taler, 1796. Bust r.
Rv. Mantled Arms. Dav. 1265. Very Fine. 35.00
B608 SCHLICK, Count Stephen and brothers, 1519—1526. Joachimstaler, n. d. St.
Joachim standing behind quartered shield. Rv. Lion rampant; name
of King Louis II of Bohemia; mm. star. Mintmaster Hans Weizel-
mann. Doneb. 3754 var. First Dollar of the World. Trace of loop
removed. Nice Fine. 125.00
B609 Copy of the first issue of the First Dollar of the World, 1520, issued by
the Czechoslovak Republic in 1967 for the World’s Fair in Montreal.
Uncirculated. 15.00
B610 SERBIA. Peter I, 1903—1918. 5 Dinars, 1904. Centenary of the Dynasty.
United heads r. Rv. Mantled Arms. Dav. 305. Very Fine. 30.00
B611 SPAIN. Philip V, 1700-1746. 2 Reales, 1721. Cuenca mint. Assayer J.J.
Lorente 77. Very Fine. 8.00
B612 2 Reales, 1725. Seville. Assayer J. Lorente 493. Very Fine. 5.00
B613 Charles III, 1759-1788. 4 Reales, 1788. Seville, C. Cr. 39. (V. F. $40). Fine. 15.00
B614 Joseph Napoleon, 1808-1814. 4 Reales, 1813. Madrid, R.N. Head 1. Cr. 90;
Lorente 236. Fine/Very Fine. 10.00
B615 Ferdinand VII, 1808—1833. Necessity 30 Sous, 1808 of Majorca. Diamond
shaped Arms. Rv. 30.S./FER VII/ 1808. Octagonal shaped planchet.
Dav. 315; Calbeto 926. Very Fine. 75.00
B616 Amadeus of Savoy, 1870-1873. 5 Pesetas, 1871 in stars 1875. Struck under
Alfonso XII. Head of Amadeo 1. Dav. 337. Very Fine. 15.00
B617 City of Cartagena. Necessity 5 Pesetas, 1875. Legends both sides. Dav. 338;
Calbeto 32; Y. 63. Very Fine. 40.00
B618 Necessity 10 Reales, 1873. Similar type. Half dollar size. Y. 64. Rare. Extra
Fine. 60.00
B619 Alfonso XII, 1874-1885. 5 Pesetas, 1876. REY DE ESP AN A. Dav. 339.
Extra Fine. 15.00
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B620 Alfonso XIII, 1885-1931. 5 Pesetas, 1894. Child’s head. Dav. 343. Edge
knock. Very Fine. 7.50; Extra Fine. 12.50
B621 Regency. Silver 100 Pesetas, 1966. Head of Franco r. Y. 122. Uncirculated. 3.50
B622 SWITZERLAND. 5 Francs, 1889. Ceres head 1. Dav. 392. Very Fine. 50.00
B623 VENICE. Lodovico Manin, 1789-1797. Tallero for Levant, 1790. Bust of
Veneta, imitating Maria Theresa bust. Rv. Winged lion seated.
Dav. 1575. Fine. 30.00
GERMAN TALERS
B624 BADEN. Leopold, 1830-1837. Taler, 1835. Head r. Rv. Griffins support
Arms. Dav. 519. Fine. 20.00
B625 BAVARIA. Charles Theodore, 1777-1799. Madonna Taler, 1779. Bust r.;
H. ST on sleeve. Rv. Madonna. Dav. 1964. Slight planchet adjustment
on the reverse. Extra Fine. 40.00
B626 Maximilian IV Joseph as Elector, 1799-1806. Taler, 1803. Uniformed bust
r. Rv. Oval shield with Electoral cap. Lettered edge. Dav. 546. Nice
Fine. 30.00
B627 Maximilian Joseph as King, 1806-1825. Taler, 1816. Bare head r. Rv.
Scepter and sword in saltire below crown. Dav. 552. Nice Fine. 15.00
B628 BRUNSWICK-LUNEBURG. George I Louis as Elector, 1698-1714. Taler,
1715. Crown in heart shaped shield. Rv. St. Andrew facing. Dav.
2064. Very Fine. 80.00
B629 George I, King of England, 1714-1727. Lion and unicorn support British
Arms. Rv. Free Hanoverian horse 1. Dav. 2072. Very Fine. 75.00
B630 BRUNSWICK LUNEBURG. George III of England, 1760-1820. Gulden or
% Taler, 1805. mm. G.F.M. Crowned Arms with square shield. Rv.
Value. Craig 162. Very Fine. 30.00
B63 1 BRUNSWICK WOLFENBUTTEL. Frederick Ulrich, 1613-1634. Wildman
Taler, 1617. Arms with five helmets. Rv. Wildman facing. Knigge
438. Small planchet crack on edge. Very Fine. 60.00
B632 FRANKFURT. Taler, 1860. Bust of Franconia r. Rv. Eagle. Dav. 649. Fine. 7.50
B633 HAMBURG. 32 Schillings, 1796. City Arms. O.H.K. below. Rv. Imperial
eagle; name of Emperor Francis II. Jaeger 37; Cr. 35. Very Fine. 20.00
B634 32 Schillings, 1809. Reduced size. City Arms. C.A.I.G. below. Rv. Value, no
name of Emperor. J. 39b; Cr. 39a. Extra Fine. 20.00
B635 HANOVER. George V, 1851-1866. Taler, 1862. Head 1. Dav. 682. Nice
Fine/ Very Fine. 10.00
B636 Taler, 1864. Similar type. Dav. 682; J. 96e. Some light hairlines. Brilliant
Proof. 120.00
B637 City. Shooting Taler, 1872. Lions support City Arms. Rv. Germania seated
I. Dav. 986; J. 100-IV; Schwabach 115. Only 6,317 struck including
proofs. Some light hairlines. Brilliant Proof. 120.00
B638 HESSE-CASSEL. William II and Regent Frederick William, 1831-1847.
Taler, 1834. Arms. Rv. Value. Dav. 692. Nice Fine. 10.00
B639 MANSFELD-VORDERORT. Ernest II, Hoyer VI, Gebhard VII, and
Albrecht VII, 1526-1531. Taler, 1529. Shield with crested helmet.
Rv. St. George on horseback 1. Tornau 84d. Very Rare. Choice
Very Fine. PLATE 125.00
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B640 MANSFELD-VORDERORT GRIEDBURG. Peter Ernest I and relatives,
1579-1585. Taler, 1580. Arms with two helmets. Rv. St. George
on horseback r. Torneau 545. Very Fine. 50.00
B641 MANSFELD HINTERORT. David, 1603-1628. Taler, 1610. BEI GOT/IST
RATH/VND THAT above quartered shield. Rv. St. George on
horseback 1. Tornau 1143b. Very Fine. 50.00
B642 MECKLENBURG. Albrecht VII the Handsome in Guestrow, 1503—1547.
Half-Orts Taler (Vs Taler), 1525. Bust facing holding three flowers;
cstp. with shield in which crowned bulls head. Rv. Five shields in
crossform. Evers p. 64/65. Rare. Choice Very Fine. 70.00
B643 PRUSSIA. Frederick II the Great, 1740-1786. Taler, 1776-A. Laureate old
head r. Rv. Eagle on trophies. Dav. 2590. Very Fine. 20.00
B644 Frederick William II, 1786-1797. Taler, 1790 A. Bust r. Rv. Eagle on
frame. Dav. 2597. Very Rare. Fine. PLATE 150.00
B645 Frederick William IV, 1840-1861. Double Taler, 1841-A. Young head r.
Rv. Mantled Arms. Dav. 766; J. 71. Very Fine/Extra Fine. 60.00
B646 William I, 1861-1888. Mining Taler, 186 1-A. Small bare head r. Rv. Legend.
Dav. 781. Very Fine. 10.00
B647 REUSS— SCHLEIZ. Henry LXII, 1818-1854. Double Taler, 1843. 25th
Year of Reign. Head r. Rv. Mantled Arms. Dav. 801. Nicely toned.
Small nick on edge. About Uncirculated. Sold
B648 John Frederick I the Magnanimous and George the Bearded, 1534-1539.
laler, 1536. Buchholz mint. Bust of the Elector in ermine coat r.
holding sword. Rv. Bust of George I wearing Golden Fleece. Erb.
132. Choice Very Fine. 150.00
B649 John Frederick I, Maurice and John Ernest, 1541-1542. Taler, 1540 (sic!).
Buchholz mint. Bust of the Elector in ermine coat r., holding sword.
Rv. Two busts in fur coats face to face. Erb. 220; Mersbg. 504.
Rare. Very Fine. PLATE 150.00
B650 John Frederick I and Maurice, 1542—1547. Taler, 1543. Buchholz mint.
Bust of the Elector as above. Rv. Armored bust of the beardless
Maurice 1. Legend variety not in Erbstein. Choice Very Fine. 140.00
B651 Taler, 1547. Annaberg mint. Bust of the Elector r. Rv. Armored bust of
beardless Maurice r. Erb. 218. Choice Very Fine. PLATE 150.00
B652 August, 1553-1586. Taler, 1567 commemorating the Conquest of Gotha.
Shield with crossed swords. Rv. Legend in nine lines. Erb. 341.
Scratch in shield. Extra Fine. 125.00
B653 Christian II, John George I and August, 1591-1611. Taler, 1607. Bust of
Christian as Elector r. Rv. Busts of his brothers face to face. Erb.
435. Cleaned. Very Fine. 45.00
B654 John George I, 1616-1656. Shooting Taler Klippe, 1630. Struck at the wed-
ding of Princess Mary Elizabeth to Frederick, Duke of Holstein-
Gottorp. Armored bust of the Elector r. Rv. Two clasping hands
in wreath. Erb. 832 var. Almost invisible trace of loop removed.
Otherwise, About Extra Fine. PLATE 150.00
B655 Frederick August III as Elector, 1762-1806. Taler, 1789. Older head r. Rv.
Arms between sprays. Dav. 2695. Very Fine. 25.00
B656 Vicariat Gulden or % Taler, 1790. Head r. Rv. Saxonian Arms on breast
of uncrowned double eagle. Cr. 120. Very Fine. 20.00
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B657 Frederick August I as King, 1806-1827. Taler, 1808. Head r. Rv. Oval
Arms between two palm branches; S.G.H. below. Dav. 854; J. 12.
Nice Fine. 15.00
B658 Frederick August II, 1836-1854. Taler, 1841-G. Head r. Rv. Mantled Arms.
Dav. 875; J. 76. Very Fine. 15.00
B659 John, 1854-1873. Double Taler, 1859. Head 1. Rv. Mantled Arms. Dav.
886; J. 112. About Extra Fine. 100.00
B660 SAXE-OLD GOTHA. John Casimir and John Ernest, 1572—1633. Taler,
1603. Small busts within double circle of inscription; John Ernest
with very long beard. Rv. Saxonian shield in center of circle of 12
shields; date above shield. Very Fine. 60.00
B661 John Ernest and five brothers, 1622-1626. Pallas Taler, 1623. Pallas stand-
ing 1., holding Saxonian shield. Rv. Arms with six helmets. Mers.
3842. Rare. Extra Fine. PLATE 150.00
B662 SPEYER. August, Count Limburg-Styrum, 1770-1797. Taler, 1770. Mantled
Arms with supporters. Rv. Pallas standing between cherubs. Dav.
2788. Very Fine/Fine. 100.00
B663 WURTTEMBERG. William I, 1816-1864. Taler, 1837. Head r. Rv. Crowned
Arms within sprays. Dav. 954; J. 55. Very Fine. 45.00
MODERN GERMAN COINS
B664 ANHALT. Frederick II, 1904-1918. 3 Marks, 1914. Silver Wedding. Dav.
465; J. 24. Extra Fine. 30.00
B665 BADEN. Frederick I, 1852-1907. 2 Marks, 1852/1902. 50th Year of Reign.
J. 30. Extra Fine. 10.00
B666 2 Marks, 1856/1906. Golden Wedding. J. 34. Extra Fine. 10.00
B667 2 Marks, 1902 and 1904. J. 45. Very Fine. Each 5.00
B668 BAVARIA. Prince Regent Luitpold. 2 Marks, 1911. J. 48. About Uncircu-
lated. 10.00
B669 3 Marks, 1911. Dav. 468; J. 49. Uncirculated. 10.00
B670 Louis III, 1912-1918. 3 Marks, 1914. Dav. 469; J. 52. Very Fine. 10.00
B671 PRUSSIA. William I. 5 Marks, 1874-A. Dav. 786; J. 97. Fine. 10.00
B672 2 Marks, 1876-A. J. 96. Fine. 5.00
B673 2 Marks, 1876-B. Similar type. Fine. 5.00
B674 William II. 5 Marks, 1902 and 1903. Head r. Dav. 789; J. 104. Very Fine.
Each 10.00
B675 3 Marks, 1813/1913. Centenary of Liberation War. Dav. 483; J. 110. About
Uncirculated. 6.00
B676 2 Marks, 1813/1913. Liberation War. J. 109. About Uncirculated. 6.00
B677 2 Marks, 1701/1901. 200 Years of Kingdom. J. 105. Very Fine. 5.00
B678 SAXE-WEIMAR. William Ernest. 3 Marks, 1910. Second Wedding. Dav.
490; J. 162. Extra Fine. 25.00
B679 3 Marks, 1915. Centenary of the Grand Duchy. Dav. 491; J. 163. About
Uncirculated. 75.00
B680 SAXONY. Albert. 2 Marks, 1876-E. J. 121. Very Fine. 20.00
B681 3 Marks, 1909. Dav. 492; J. 135. Choice Very Fine. 4.50
B682 WURTTEMBERG. William II. 3 Marks, 1911. Dav. 497; J. 175. Extra Fine. 6.00
B683 WEIMAR REPUBLIC. 3 Marks, 1932-A. Gothe. J. 350. Uncirculated. 60.00
B684 BUNDESREPUBLIK. 5 Marks, 1967-F. Wilhelm and Alexander Humboldt.
J. 395. Uncirculated. 10.00
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B685 5 Marks, 1968— J. F W. Raiffeisen. J. 396. Uncirculated. 5.00
B686 5 Marks, 1968-D. Max von Pettenkofer. J. 398. Uncirculated. 7.50
B687 5 Marks, 1969-F. Gerhard Mercator. J. 400. Uncirculated. 3.50
B688 GERMAN EAST AFRICA. German East- African Company. Copper Pesa,
1890. Y. 1; J. 710. Uncirculated and partly red. 7.50; Similar, 1891.
Extra Fine. 4 00
B689 Issues of Foreign Department. Bronze V2 Heller, 1904. Y. 6; J. 715-A. Very
Fine- 5.00
B690 Copper 1 Heller, 1904, 1905, 1911 and 1912. Y. 7; J. 7 16— J, Hamburg.
Very Fine to Extra Fine. Each 2.50
B691 Nickel 5 Heller, 1913-J and 1914-J. Central hole. Y. 11; J. 7 18— J. Extra
Fine. Each 10.00
B692 War Issues, Tabora Mint. Copper 20 Heller, 1916. Narrow crown. J. 727a.
Fine; Brass 20 Heller, 1916. Similar crown. J. 727b. Fine. Each 5.00
B693 DANZIG. Bronze 1 Pfennig, 1923 and 1930. Y. 1; J. 2. Very Fine. Each
2.50; Another, 1937. Uncirculated and partly red. 5.00
B694 Cupro-Nickel 10 Pfennigs, 1923. Y. 6; J. 5. Extra Fine. 6.00
B695 Nickel V2 Gulden, 1932. Y. 7. J. 14. Extra Fine. 15.00
B696 Al-Br. 5 Pfennigs, 1932. Fish. Y. 3; J. 12. Extra Fine. 3.00
B697 Al-Br. 10 Pfennigs, 1932. Fish. Y. 4; J. 13. Extra Fine. 3.00
MINOR SILVER COINS OF THE GERMAN STATES
B698 BAVARIA. Maximilian II Joseph, 1745-1777. V2 Madonna Taler, 1774.
Craig 32. Fine. 7. 50
B699 Maximilian I Joseph. 20 Kreuzer, 1810. C. 140; J. 11. Very Good/Very Fine. 2.50
B700 BRANDENBURG-ANSBACH-BAYREUTH. Under Prussia. VI Kreutzers,
1797 B. Craig 6. Fine. 5.00
B701 BRANDENBURG-ANSBACH. Alexander. 1 Kreutzer, 1786-S. C. 73. Extra
Fine. 4.00
B702 1 Kreuzer, 1802-B. Craig 11. Extra Fine. 5.00
B703 III Kreutzer, 1800 B. C. 13. Very Fine. 5.00
B704 BREMEN. 12 Grote, 1654. Crowned key. Rv. Imperial eagle; name of Em-
peror Ferdinand III. Very Fine. 15.00
B705 12 Grote, 1840. C. 19; J. 20. Very Fine. 10.00
B706 12 Grote, 1860. C. 19a; J. 24. Extra Fine. 15.00
B707 BRUNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL. Julius, 1568-1589. Quarter Taler, 1579.
Quartered shield. Rv. Wildman holding candlestick. Knigge 261;
Fiala 255 var; Knyph. 7396. Rare. Fine. 35.00
B708 EAST FRIESLAND. Frederickk II the Great. I Marien Groschen, 1752 D.
Craig 15. Very Fine. 5.00
B709 FRANKFURT. 20 Kreuzer, 1764. Craig 52. Fine. 6.00
B710 1 Kreuzer, n. d. (1839?). City view; sun rays in river. C. 29; J. 20b. Rare.
About Uncirculated. 25.00
B711 HALL IN SWABIA. Pfennig, 1712. Two shields. Uniface. Similar to Craig
33. Extra Fine. 6.00
B712 HAMBURG. 16 Schillings, 1727. Arms. Rv. Imperial eagle; name of Em-
peror Charles VI. Very Fine. 12.50
B713 I Sechsling, 1783. Craig 3a; Jaeger 30a. Very Fine. 3.00
B714 I Schilling, 1841, H.S.K. C. 6a; J. 48a. Extra Fine. 3.50
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B715 HESSE-CASSEL. Frederick II. 1/12 Taler, 1784. C. 48. Extra Fine. 5.00
B716 Wilhelm II under Regency. Ve Taler, 1841. Craig 144; J. 31. Very Fine. 5.00
B717 HOHENLOHE-SCHILLINGFUERST. Ludwig Gustav, 1656-1697. Silver 4
Kreuzer, 1696. Arms. Rv. Phoenix. Rare. Very Fine. 10.00
B718 HOHENZOLLERN. Frederick William IV. 6 Kreuzer, 1852. C. 3; J. 21.
About Very Fine. 3.50; Extra Fine. 12.50
B719 LUBECK. 8 Schillings, 1730. C. 10; J. 7. Fine. 12.50
B720 MANSFELD-HINTERORT. Anonymous. 3 Pfennig, 1622. Arms. A-K. Rv.
3 in orb. Tomau 1458d. Very Fine. 4.50
B721 MECKLENBURG-GUSTROW. Charles, 1603-1610. Double Shilling, 1604.
Quartered shield. Rv. DS in shield. Evers p. 242. Extra Fine. 25.00
B722 OETTINGEN-OETTINGEN. Albert Ernest I, 1674-1683. 6 Kreuzer, 1676.
Rare. Good/Very Fine. 3.00
B723 PADERBORN. Bishopric. 1 Marien Gros, 1723. Madonna. Fine. 3.50
B724 PRUSSIA. Frederick II the Great. V6 Taler, 1772 B. C. 27a. About Fine. 4.00
B725 Ve Taler, 1766 A. C. 21. Fine/Very Fine. 4.00
B726 1/12 Taler, 1768 F. Magdeburg. C. 18. Nice Fine/ Very Fine. 4.00
B727 Frederick William III. Ve Taler, 1823 A. Head r. C. 129; J. 58. Very Fine. 3.50
B728 Frederick William IV. Ve Taler, 1849 A.C. 142; J. 58. Very Fine. 3.00
B729 1 Silber Groschen, 1855 A. Old head. C. 146b; J. 76. Uncirculated. 3.00
B730 William I. Vi Silber Groschen, 1869 A and 1870 B. C. 165 and 165a; J. 88.
Brilliant Uncirculated. Each 2.50
B731 1 Silber Groschen, 1870 B and 1872 A. C. 166; J. 89. Both Uncirculated.
Each 2.50
B732 21/2 Silber Groschen, 1863 A. C. 167; J. 90. Very Fine. 2.50
B733 REGENSBURG. 1 Kreutzer, 1723 over 26. City Arms. Rv. Eagle. Very
Fine. 4.00
B734 SAXE-WEIMAR. John Ernest and brothers. Groat, 1623. Three shields.
Rv. Value 3 in orb. Mersb. 3845. Very Fine. 5.00
B735 SAXE-GOTHA-ALTENBURG. Frederick II, 1691-1732. 2 Groschen, 1718.
Crowned cypher. Rv. Arms. Very Fine. 12.50
B736 SAXE-COBURG-GOTHA. Ernest I, 1826-1844. 6 Kreuzer, 1831. C. 93;
J. 264. Uncirculated. 7.50
B737 3 Kreuzer, 1831. C. 91; J. 245. Uncirculated. 7.50
B738 Ernest II, 1844-1893. 2 Groschen, 1858. Arms. C. 113; J. 280. Fine. 3.00;
Very Fine. 4.00
B739 1 Groschen, 1865. Head 1. C. 115; J. 293. Uncirculated. 7.50
B740 SAXE-EISENACH. William Henry. Double Groschen, 1730. 2nd Jubilee of
Augsburg Confession. Mers. 4107. Very Fine. 10.00
B741 SAXE-WEIMAR-EISENACH. Anna Amalia, Regent, 1758-1775. Ve Taler,
1763 and 1764. Crowned cypher. Rv. Arms. Craig 42a. Fine. Each 7.50
B742 Carl Frederick, 1828-1853. 1/48 Taler, 1831. Craig 83; J. 524. Extra Fine. 10.00
B743 1 Silber Groschen, 1840. C. 86; J. 530. Fine. 2.50
B744 SAXONY. John George IV, 1691-1694. 1/12 Taler, 1693. Two shields, Rv.
Value. Very Fine. 5.00
B745 Frederick August I, 1694-1733. 1/12 Taler, 1695, E.P.H. Arms. Rv. Value.
Very Fine/Fine. 10.00
B746 Frederick August II, 1733-1763. Vicariat Groschen, 1741. Elector on
horseback. C. 9. Very Fine. 6.00
B747 1/24 Taler, 1763. C. 7d. Fine. 3.50
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St°ck # price
B748 Frederick August I, King, 1806-1827. 1/48 Taler, 1811 and 1813. C. 163;
J. 6a. Fine to Very Fine. Each 1,50
B749 1/12 Taler, 1812. C. 169; J. 8. Very Fine. 3*50
B750 Vfe Taler, 1809. C. 172; J. 9. Planchet adjustment marks both sides. Extra
Fine. 3.50
B751 Frederick August II, 1836-1854. V2 Neu Groschen, 1852. C. 224; J. 81.
Extra Fine. 5,00
B752 1 Neu Groschen, 1852. C. 226; J. 82b. Very Fine. 3.00
B753 2 Neu Groschen, 1841 G. C. 226; J. 83a. Very Good/Fine. 1.50
B754 Ves Taler, 1854 on his death. Value on edge. C. 229; J. 92. Brilliant Uncircu-
lated. 10.00
B755 John, 1854-1873. 1 Neu Groschen, 1863. Arms. C. 255; J. 124. Uncircu-
lated. 750
B756 1 Neu Groschen, 1867. Head. C. 256; J. 129. Brilliant Uncirculated. 7.50
B757 2 Neu Groschen, 1868. C. 259; J. 130. Brilliant Uncirculated. 10.00; An-
other, 1873. Very Fine. 3.00
B758 SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. George William. Vi Silber Groschen, 1858. C. 45;
J. 12. Very Fine. 4. 00
B759 SCHWARZBURG-RUDOLSTADT. Louis Frederick II. 6 Pfennig 1801.
C. 53. Fine. 3. 00
B760 SCHWARZBURG-SONDERHAUSEN. Gunther Frederick Carl. 1 Silber
Groschen, 1851 and 1858. C. 21. Very Fine. Each 2.50
B761 STOLBERG— STOLBERG. Frederick Botho and Charles Louis. Vs Taler,
1765. C. 32. Scarce. Fine. 7.50
B762 TRIER. Charles Caspar v. d. Leyen, 1652—1676. Denier, 1666. Very Fine. 5.00
B763 Charles Joseph of Lorraine, 1711-1715. 3 Peter Menger, 1712. Very Fine. 5.00
B764 John Hugo v. Orsbeck, 1676-1711. 3 Peter Menger, 1695. Very Fine. 4.00
B765 WURZBURG— BISHOPRIC. John Gottfried v. Guttenberg, 1684-1698.
Schillinger, 1696. Arms. Rv. St. Killian. Very Fine. 5.00
B766 WURTTEMBERG. Louis Frederick in Moempelgard, 1628-1631. 2 Kreut-
zers, 1630. Quartered shield. Rv. Value in orb. Fine. 7.50
B767 Karl Frederick, Regent. 1 Kreutzer, 1742. Extra Fine. 10.00
B768 Carl Eugene. 1 Kreutzer, 1770. Bust. Rv. Arms. C. 16. Extra Fine. 7.50
B769 Frederick I. VI Kreuzer, 1807. C. 143; J. 9. Fine. 3.00; Very Fine. 4.50
B770 William I. 6 Kreuzer, 1844. C. 172a. Very Fine. 2.50
COPPER COINS OF THE GERMAN STATES
B771 AACHEN. City. XII Heller, 1758, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’65, ’67, ’91, '92, ’94 and
’97. Craig 2. Fine to Very Fine. Each 2.00; 1794. Extra Fine. 5.00
B772 ANHALT-BERNBURG. Victor II Frederick, Copper Pfennig, 1746. Craig
1. Fine. 2.50; Another, 1753. Very Fine. 4.00
B773 Copper IV2 Pfennig, 1747. Craig 2. About Very Fine. 3.50
B774 Copper 3 Pfenning, 1753. Craig 3; 3 Pfennig, 1760. Craig 3a. Both Very
Fine. Each 4.00
B775 Alex. Fred. Christian. Copper 4 Pfennig, 1831. Craig 59a. Extra Fine. 5.00
B776 AUGSBURG. City. 1 Pfennig, 1804. Craig 3d. Very Fine. 2.50
B777 II Pfennig, 1758. Craig 4. Very Fine. 4.00
B778 BADEN-DURLACH. Carl Frederick. Copper V2 Kreuzer, 1766. Craig 2.
Fine. 2.50
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Stock # Price
B779 Frederick. Copper 1 Kreuzer, 1863 and 1867; Vi Kreuzer, 1859. Craig
141 and 142; J. 81 and 80. Very Fine. The 3 coins. 3.00
B780 Victory 1 Kreuzer, 1871. Craig 145; J. 88. Extra Fine. 3.50; Uncirculated,
partly red. 7.50
B781 BERG. Maximilian Joseph. Copper 14 Stuber, 1804; Billon 3 Stubers, 1803.
Craig 1 and 2. Both Fine. The 2 coins 5.00
B782 BREMEN. I Scharen, 1720, 1731 and 1741. Craig 1. About Very Fine. Each 3.00
B783 2Vz Scharen, 1853, 1861 and 1866. Craig 2; J. 17. Extra Fine to About
Uncirculated. Each 5.00
B784 I Scharen, 1787 and 1791. Craig 1; J. 9. Very Fine. Each 3.00; 1 Scharen,
1859. J. 15. Extra Fine/ About Uncirculated. 5.00
B785 2Vz Scharen, 1797, 1802 and 1820. Craig 2; J. 14 a and b. Each Very
Fine. 3.00; Extra Fine. 4.50
B786 COESFELD. Town. Copper 6 Pfennigs, 1713. Fine. 3.50; Very Fine. 6.50
B787 Copper 4 Pfennig, 1763. Craig 1. Fine/Very Fine. 5.00
B788 DANZIG. Marshal Lefebvre, Duke of Danzig. Copper Groschen, 1812.
Craig 17. Very Fine. 12.50
B789 FRANKFURT. So-called “Judenpfennig”, 1822. Rooster 1. Rv. 1/ PFEN-
NING/1822. Private illegal coinage. J & F 2004. Scarce. Extra Fine. 15.00
B790 HOHENZOLLERN. Under Prussia. Copper 1 Kreuzer, 1852. Craig 1; J. 19.
Fine. 3.50
B791 LAUENBURG. George II of England. Vi Dreiling, 1737. J. 13. Rare. About
Fine. 7.50
B792 LIPPE-DETMOLD. Simon Ludwig, 1627-1636 (?). Copper 6 Pfennigs.
Anonymous, n. d. Neumann p. 556. Very Good. 2.50; Very Fine. 6.00
B793 Copper 3 Pfennigs. Similar type. Very Fine. 5.00
B794 Copper 3 Pfennigs, n. d. Similar type. Very Fine. 4.00
B795 Copper 1 Pfennig, n. d. Similar type. Fine. 2.50
B796 Simon August, 1734-1782. Copper 2 Pfennigs, 1763. Craig 6. Very Fine. 5.00
B797 LOEWENSTEIN-WERTHEIM-ROCHEFORT. Carl. Copper 1 Pfennig,
1781. Craig 80. Fine. 4.00
B798 Constantine. Copper 1 Pfennig, 17901. Craig 115; Another, 1801 and 1802.
Craig 115a. Nice Fine. Each 3.00
B799 Joint Coinage of Virenburg and Rochefort. Copper 1 Pfennig, 1781. Craig
130B. Fine. 3.50; Another, 1791. Craig 132. Very Fine. 5.00; An-
other, 1802 and 1804 (2 varieties); Craig 133, 133a. Very Fine. Each
4.50; Another, 1804, similar but error L.M. Craig 133b. Fine. 4.00
B800 MUHLHAUSEN. City. Copper 2 Leichte Groschen, 1737. Craig 1. Very
Good/Fine. 4.00; Similar, 1767. Fine. 4.00; Very Fine. 5.00
B801 NASSAU-DIETZ-ORANGE. William IV. Copper 2 Hellers, 1791. Craig
2. Extra Fine. 6.00
B802 PYRMONT. Copper 1 Pfennig, 1761. Craig 1. Very Fine. 6.00
B803 REUSS-EBERSDORF. Henry LI. Copper 4 Pfennig, 1812. Craig 23. About
Very Fine. 5.00
B804 REUSS-SCHLEIZ. Henry LXII. Copper Vi Pfennig, 1841-A. Craig 25.
About Uncirculated. 7.50
B805 REUSS-GERA. Copper 1 Kreutzer, 1761. Craig 1. About Fine. 3.00; Very
Fine. 7.50
B806 SAXE-COBURG-GOTHA. Ernest II. Copper 2 Pfennige, 1856. Craig 110.
Very Fine. 2.50
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Stock Price
B807 SAXE-MEININGEN. Anton Ulrich. Copper 3 Heller, 1761. Craig 5. Fine. 5.00
B808 Regency. Copper 1 Pfennig, 1818. Craig 23. About Fine. 4.00
B809 SAXE-WEIMAR-EISENACH. Regency of Franz Jesias. IV2 Pfennig,
1753. Not in Craig, legend of Craig 2a. Fine to Very Fine. 5.00
B810 2 Pfennigs, 1750. Craig 4. Very Fine. 6.00
B811 2 Pfennigs, 1751. Not in Craig, legend Craig 2a. Fine to Very Fine. 5.00;
Similar, 1755. Not in Craig. Very Fine. 6.00
B812 Ernest August II Constantine. Heller, 1757. Craig 9. Very Fine. 4.00
B813 1 Pfennig, 1756 and 1757. Craig 10'. Very Fine. Each 4.00
B814 2 Pfennige, 1756. Craig 12. Very Fine. 5.00
B815 Anna Amalia, Regent. 1 Heller, 1760. Craig. Weakly struck. About Uncir-
culated, partly red. 3.50
B816 2 and 3 Gute Pfennige, 1760. Craig 33 and 34. Fine. The 2 coins 5.00
B817 Carl August. W2 Pfennig, 1807; 2 Pfennige, 1803; 3 Pfennige, 1804. Craig
57, 58 and 59. All Nice Fine. The 3 coins 10.00
B818 1 and 2 Pfennige, 1858. Craig 89 and 90. Both Very Fine. The 2 coins 3.50
B819 SAYN-ALTENKIRCHEN. Carl Alex. Frederick. Copper lA Stuber, 1752.
Craig 2. Each Very Good. 2.00; Nice Fine. 4.00
B820 SCHAUMBURG— HESSE. Frederick I King of Sweden. Copper 1 Pfennig
Scheidemunze, 1750. Very Good. 3.00; Fine. 5,00
B821 Frederick II. Copper 1 Guter Pfennig, 1775. Craig 1. Very Fine. 6.00;
Similar, 1776. Fine. 4.00
B822 William I. Copper 1 Guter Pfennig, 1789. Fine; 1797, Fine; 1799, Very
Good and 1803, Fine. Each Very Good. 1.75; Fine. 2.50
B823 Copper 1 Guter Pfennig, 1804. Craig 4. Very Fine. 3.00
B824 William II. 1 Guter Pfennig, 1824, 1826, 1828 and 18301. Craig 5. Each Fine.
2.00; Very Fine. 4.00
B825 SCHWARZBURG— RUDOLSTADT. John Frederick. Copper Kreutzer, 1751.
Craig 1; 1751. Craig la; 1752 and 1753. Craig lb; 1760 and 1761.
Craig lc. All About Fine. Each 2.00
B826 Copper 2 Pfennigs, 1761. Craig 2. Fine. 3,00
B827 Ludwig Gunther IV. Copper 1 Heller, 1769. Craig 30. Fine. 2.50
B828 Frederick Carl. Copper Vi Pfennig, 1792. Craig 41. Very Fine. 5.00
B829 Louis Frederick II. Copper 1 Pfennig, 1802. Craig 50. Very Fine. 5.00
B830 3 Pfennigs, 1804. Craig 51. Fine, small planchet defects. 4.00
B831 Frederick Gunther. Copper 4 Pfennige, 1813. Craig 59. About Very Fine. 5.00
B832 Copper 1 Pfennig and 3 Pfennige, both 1825. Craig 63 and 64. Fine and
About Fine. The 2 coins 6.50
B833 SOEST. Westphalia. Copper 3 Pfennig, 1713. Very Fine. 6.00; Another,
1735 and 1740. Fine to Very Fine. Each 4.50
B834 SOUTH PRUSSIA (Now part of Poland). Solidus, 1797 B. Craig p. 383, 1.
Very Fine. 5.00
B835 2Vz Grossus, 1797. Craig p.384, 2. About Very Fine. 5.00
B836 STOLBERG. Christof Frederick and Jost Christian. Copper 1 Pfennig and
IV2 Pfennig, both 1722. Friedrich, 1664 and 1666. Fine. The 2 coins 7.50
B837 WALDECK. George Heinrich. Copper 1 Pfennig, 1843 A. Craig 69. Very
Fine. 3.50
B838 George Victor. Copper 1 Pfennig, 1855 A. Craig 85. Very Fine. 2.50; Similar,
1867 B. Extra Fine. 3.50
B839 Copper 3 Pfennige, 1855 A. Craig 87. Extra Fine. 5.00
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Stock #
B840 WIED-NEUWIED. Frederick Alexander. Copper Mining Vx Stuber, 1748
and 1749. Craig 3. Fine to Very Fine.
B841 Copper Mining Vi Stuber, 1749. AREA, etc. Craig 5. Very Fine.
B842 Copper Mining Vx Stuber, 1750 GOTT SEGNE, etc. Craig 6. Very Fine.
B843 WIED-RUNKEL. John Louis Adolph. Copper Vx Stuber, 1754, 1756, 1757
and 1758. Craig 3. Fine. Each 2.50; Very Fine.
BRITISH MILLED SILVER COINS
B844 George III, 1760-1820. Bank Token. 3 Shillings, 1812. Obv. Draped armored
bust. Rv. Value in wreath. Very Fine.
B845 1 Shilling, 6 Pence, 1812. Type as above. Uncirculated and Choice.
B846 3 Shillings, 1814. Laureate head. Rv. Value in wreath. Nice Very Fine.
B847 1 Shilling, 6 Pence, 1814. Type as above. “JP” is cstp. on neck. About Very
Fine.
B848 Norfolk & Suffolk. 1 Shilling Token, 1811. Shield of Arms both sides. Pay-
able at J. Huntons, Yarmouth. Extra Fine.
B849 Regal Issues. 1 Shilling, 1787. With semee. About Extra Fine.
B850 Sixpence, 1787. With semee; Sixpence, 1787. Without semee. Both About
Extra Fine. Each.
B851 Fourpence, 1800. Obv. Draped armored bust. Choice Very Fine.
B852 Crown, 1818. Edge reads LVIII. Dav. 103. Uncirculated. PLATE
B853 Halfcrown, 1817. Bull head type. A Nice Fine.
B854 Halfcrown, 1817. Small head. Fine to Very Fine.
B855 Halfcrown, 1819. Type as above. About Very Fine.
B856 Shilling, 1816. Rv. Shield within Garter. Extra Fine.
B857 Shilling, 1817. Type as above. Extra Fine.
B858 Shilling, 1817. Type as above. A Nice Very Fine.
B859 Sixpence, 1816. Type as above. Uncirculated.
B860 George IV, 1820-1830. Crown, 1821. Obv. Laureate head. Rv. St. George.
Edge reads SECUNDO. Dav. 104. There are some slight test cuts
on the reverse edge. Otherwise, the coin is About Uncirculated.
PLATE
B861 Shilling, 1824. Rv. Shield within Garter. Extra Fine.
B862 Sixpence, 1821. Rv. Shield flanked by thistle, rose and trefoil. Uncirculated.
B863 Halfcrown, 1825. Obv. Plain head. Rv. Shield with crest. Not sharply struck,
but Uncirculated and Choice.
B864 Shilling, 1826 Rv. Lion on crown. About Extra Fine.
B865 Shilling, 1829. Uncirculated.
B866 William IV, 1830-1837. Shilling, 1834. A Nice Very Fine.
B867 Victoria, 1837-1901. Crown, 1844. Obv. Young head. Rv. Crowned Arms
within wreath. Dav. 105. A Choice Very Fine.
Price
3.50
4.00
4.00
4.00
17.50
30.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
12.50
7.50
10.00
125.00
5.00
5.00
7.50
15.00
17.50
10.00
15.00
215.00
25.00
37.50
60.00
15.00
35.00
15.00
75.00
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Stock # Price
B868 Crown, 1845. Type as above. Extra Fine. PLATE 185.00
B869 Gothic Crown, 1847. Inscribed edge. Obv. Crowned youthful bust of the
Queen in ornate dress. Rv. Four heraldic shields with the Garter
Star in the center. Dav. 106. The coin was struck with a proof-like
surface, but has acquired a few light bag marks in the field. Other-
wise, Uncirculated. PLATE 250.00
B870 “Godless” Florin, 1849. A similar young bust of the Queen with the inscrip-
tion, VICTORIA REGINA 1849. Uncirculated. PLATE 85.00
B871 A similar Godless Florin, 1849. About Extra Fine. 20.00
B872 Gothic Florin, 1865. Die number 45 below bust. A Nice Very Fine but
with two light surface digs on the obverse. 20.00
B873 Gothic Florin, 1871. Choice Very Fine. 25.00
B874 Shilling, 1839. Early young head. Choice Very Fine. 17.50
B875 Shilling, 1874. Later young head. Die 61. Extra Fine. 25.00
B876 Sixpence, 1882. Young head. Rare. Uncirculated. 40.00
B877 Sixpence, 1886. Type as above. Extra Fine. 20.00
B878 Jubilee Bust. Crown, 1887. Rv. St. George. Dav. 107. Extra Fine. 37.50
B879 Double Florin, 1887. Roman numeral in date. A toned Extra Fine. 20.00
B880 Double Florin, 1888. About Uncirculated. 37.50
B881 Halfcrown, 1887. About Extra Fine. 15.00
B882 Florin, 1887. Some light bag marks. Otherwise, Uncirculated. 40.00
B883 Shilling, 1887. About Uncirculated. 4.50
B884 Shilling, 1890. Large bust. Extra Fine. 20.00
B885 Sixpence, 1887. Shield reverse. Extra Fine. 3.00
B886 Sixpence, 1887. Rv. Value within wreath. About Uncirculated. 5.00
B887 Sixpence, 1888. Extra Fine. 7.50
B888 Threepence, 1892. Uncirculated and Choice. 14.50
B889 Veiled Bust. Halfcrown, 1898. Extra Fine. 40.00
B890 Florin, 1899. About Uncirculated. 37.50
B891 Shilling, 1893. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B892 Sixpence, 1893. Uncirculated. 10.00
B893 Edward VII, 1901-1910. Crown, 1902. Rv. St. George. Currency issue.
Uncirculated. PLATE 92.50
B894 Halfcrown, 1902. Although this coin is a Matte Proof there are some light
scratches on the obverse. 20.00
B895 Florin, 1902. Rv. Britannia standing. Matte Proof. 37.50
B896 Another similar Florin in Matte Proof, but has been lightly cleaned. 32.50
B897 Shilling, 1902. Matte Proof. 20.00
B898 A similar Matte Proof Shilling, 1902 with signs of corrosion on obverse. 5.00
B899 Shilling, 1910. Extra Fine. 17.50
B900 Sixpence, 1902. Matte Proof. Slightly cleaned. 15.00
B901 Sixpence, 1902. Currency issue. Although there is a slight knock on the
reverse edge at 7 o’clock the coin is About Uncirculated. 14.50
B902 Threepence, 1902. Extra Fine. 3.50
B903 George V, 1910-1936. Halfcrown, 1917. About Uncirculated. 17.50
B904 Florin, 1921. Second Coinage. Debased Silver. Difficult to find in nice con-
dition. Extra Fine. 25.00
B905 Shilling, 1914. About Uncirculated. 7.50
B906 Shilling, 1918. Lion reverse. Close to Extra Fine. 2.50
B907 Sixpence, 1911. Lion reverse. Extra Fine. 9.50
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Stock # Price
B908 Sixpence, 1912. Type as above. About Uncirculated. 14.50
B909 Sixpence, 1913. About Uncirculated with some light bag marks. 15.00
B910 Sixpence, 1914. Extra Fine/ About Uncirculated. 7.50
B911 Sixpence, 1915. Extra Fine. 4.50
B912 Sixpence, 1916. Extra Fine. 2.50
B913 Sixpence, 1917. Extra Fine. 2.50
B914 Sixpence, 1924. Debased issue. Extra Fine. 7.00
B915 Sixpence, 1926. Debased issue as above. Extra Fine and Scarce. 10.00
B916 Fourth Coinage. Crown, 1928. Rv. Crown with date above within a wreath
of roses, thistles and shamrocks. Extra Fine. PLATE 100.00
B917 Halfcrown, 1935. Extra Fine. 10.00
B918 Florin, 1929. About Extra Fine. 7.00
B919 Shilling, 1929. A Good Extra Fine. 3.50
B920 Shilling, 1933. Uncirculated. 4.50
B921 Sixpence, 1928. About Uncirculated. 3.50
B922 Sixpence, 1931. Extra Fine. 3.75
B923 Sixpence, 1936. Struck in the reign of Edward VIII. Uncirculated. 1.50
B924 Threepence, 1932. Extra Fine. 1.25
B925 Crown, 1935. Silver Jubilee Issue. Rv. Modernistic St. George. Uncirculated. 15.00
B926 George VI, 1936-1952. Proof Set in Royal Mint case of issue. 15 coins
from the Crown to the Farthing, including the Maundy Set. Struck
as Brilliant Proof, now slightly toned. 95.00
B927 Crown, 1937. Uncirculated. 25.00
B928 Halfcrown, 1944. Uncirculated. 2.50
B929 Halfcrown, 1946. Uncirculated. 3.00
B930 Shilling, 1939. Extra Fine. 1.50
B931 Shilling, 1944. Uncirculated. 2.50
B932 Sixpence, 1943. Uncirculated. 1.75
B933 Proof Set, 1950. 8 coins from the Halfcrown to the Threepence in official
Royal Mint box of issue. Brilliant Proofs. 65.00
B934 Shilling, 1950. English type. Gem Uncirculated and Choice. 5.00
B935 Festival of Britain Proof Set, 1951. 10 coins from the Crown to the Farthing
in Royal Mint case of issue. A Nice Set. Brilliant Proofs. 95.00
B936 Crown, 1951. Rv. St. George. Uncirculated and Proof-like. 10.00
B937 Elizabeth II. Proof Set, 1953. 10 coins from the Crown to the Farthing in
official leatherette Royal Mint case of issue. Brilliant Proofs. 55.00
BRITISH COPPER AND BRONZE COINS
B938 George II, 1727-1760. Halfpenny, 1730. Young head. Uncirculated with
strong traces of red. 20.00
B939 Halfpenny, 1739. Type as above. Chocolate brown. About Uncirculated. 20.00
B940 Halfpenny, 1740. Old head. Has been recolored and is toning nicely.
Uncirculated. 19.50
B941 Halfpenny, 1749. Type as above. Very Fine. 10.00
B942 Halfpenny, 1752. Type as above. Has been recolored and is toning nicely.
Uncirculated. 15.00
B943 Halfpenny, 1753. Type as above. Uncirculated and traces of red. 15.00
B944 Farthing, 1749. Old head. Dark brown. An attractive Very Fine. 10.00
Stock # Price
B945 George III, 1760—1820. First Issue. Halfpenny, 1770. First year of issue of
this denomination. Youthful bust. A nice milk chocolate brown.
Uncirculated and Choice. 27.50
B946 Halfpenny, 1771. Type as above. A little bit weak around the eye owing
to planchet roughness. Otherwise, Uncirculated. 20.00
B947 Halfpenny, 1774. Type as above. Extra Fine. 25.00
B948 Halfpenny, 1775. Die flaws on reverse. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B949 Farthing, 1773. Evenly worn. Fine to Very Fine. 15.00
B950 Second Issue. Twopence, 1797. Older draped bust. Two slight edge knocks.
Otherwise, a Nice Very Fine. 15.00
B951 Penny, 1797. 10 leaves in wreath. Type as above. Varying shades of brown.
Uncirculated. 35.00
B952 Third Issue. Halfpenny, 1799. Six relief gunports. Uncirculated and largely
red. 15.00
B953 Halfpenny, 1799. Rays line along length of hull. Dark chocolate brown.
Uncirculated. 15.00
B954 Farthing, 1799. 3 berries in wreath. Traces of red. Uncirculated. 15.00
B955 Fourth Issue. Penny, 1806. Incuse hair curled to the right of the knot.
Bronzed Proof with a slight carbon spot behind the ear. 35.00
B956 Penny, 1806. Type as above. Dark brown. About Uncirculated. 25.00
B957 Halfpenny, 1806. Gilt Proof. 40.00
B958 Halfpenny, 1806. Bronzed Proof with some iridescent toning. 25.00
B959 Halfpenny, 1806. Uncirculated and largely red. 25.00
B960 Halfpenny, 1807. Line under Soho. Choice Very Fine. 12.50
B961 Farthing, 1806. K on truncation. About Extra Fine. 10.00
B962 George IV, 1820-1830. Second Issue. Penny, 1826. Uncirculated and dark-
ening red. PLATE 45.00
B963 Halfpenny, 1826. Uncirculated and darkening red. 30.00
B964 Halfpenny, 1826. Extra Fine. 15.00
B965 Halfpenny, 1827. Uncirculated with slight traces of red. 30.00
B966 Farthing, 1828. Uncirculated with strong traces of red. 17.50
B967 William IV, 1830-1837. Penny, 1831. No initials on truncation. Some very
slight edge nicks and bag marks. Otherwise, Extra Fine and attrac-
tive. 35.00
B968 Penny, 1831. Fine to Very Fine. 6.50
B969 Halfpenny, 1837. Extra Fine and dark brown. 15.00
B970 Farthing, 1831. Thin line down center of St. Andrew’s cross. Nice Very
Fine. 3.50
B971 Third Farthing, 1835. Nice Very Fine. 8.50
B972 Victoria, 1837-1901. Penny, 1841. No colon after REG. Uncirculated and
darkening red. 15.00
B973 Penny, 1844. Uncirculated and darkening red. 30.00
B974 Penny, 1846. Far colon after DEF. Uncirculated and darkening red. 40.00
B975 Penny, 1847. Near colon after DEF. Uncirculated and darkening red. 25.00
B976 Penny, 1851. Near colon after DEF. Uncirculated and largely red. 35.00
B977 Penny, 1854. Plain trident. Uncirculated with faint traces of red. 15.00
B978 Penny, 1855. Plain trident. Extra Fine. 10.00
B979 Penny, 1856. Plain trident. Uncirculated and strong traces of red. Rare. 70.00
B980 Penny, 1857. Plain trident. Uncirculated with strong traces of red. 20.00
B981 Penny, 1858. No initials on truncation. Extra Fine. 22.50
112
Stock # Price
B982 Penny, 1859. Uncirculated with strong traces of red. 22.50
B983 Halfpenny, 1838. Medium brown iridescent tone. About Uncirculated. 15.00
B984 Halfpenny, 1841. Slight bag marks. Otherwise, Extra Fine with strong
traces of red. 10.00
B985 Halfpenny, 1853. Uncirculated with strong traces of red. 7.50
B986 Halfpenny, 1854. Uncirculated with strong traces of red. 8.50
B987 Halfpenny, 1855. Carbon area in center of reverse. Otherwise, Uncirculated
with strong traces of red. 7.50
B988 Halfpenny, 1856. Some light carbon spots. Otherwise, Uncirculated and
largely red. 14.50
B989 Halfpenny, 1859. Scratch on neck above truncation. Otherwise, Uncircu-
lated and largely red. 20.00
B990 Halfpenny, 1859. Extra Fine. 12.50
B991 Farthing, 1839. Nice Very Fine. 2.00
B992 Farthing, 1840. Extra Fine. 7.00
B993 Farthing, 1845. Nice Very Fine. 2.00
B994 Farthing, 1849. About Uncirculated with traces of red. 35.00
B995 Farthing, 1853. Nice Very Fine. 1.25
B996 Half Farthing, 1844. About Extra Fine. 2.00
Bronze Issues
B997 Young Head Penny, 1860. Obv. Toothed border and L C. Wyon below trun-
cation. Rv. Toothed border LCW below shield. Uncirculated and
darkening red. 20.00
B998 Penny, 1867. Uncirculated and darkening red. 25.00
B999 Penny, 1894. Uncirculated and darkening red. 25.00
B1000 Halfpenny, 1861. No signature. Uncirculated and slightly toning red. 12.50
B1101 Halfpenny, 1864. Carbon area covers HALF. Otherwise, Uncirculated with
traces of red. 12.50
B1002 Halfpenny, 1875. H below date. Uncirculated and darkening red. 12.50
B1003 Halfpenny, 1886. Uncirculated and largely red. 12.50
B1004 Halfpenny, 1889. Uncirculated and largely red. 12.50
B1005 Halfpenny, 1890. Uncirculated and largely red. 12.50
B1006 Halfpenny, 1891. Uncirculated with traces of red. 12.50
B1007 Farthing, 1861. Extra Fine. 7.50; 1866. Uncirculated with traces of red. 5.00
B1008 Farthing, 1867. Uncirculated with traces of red. 5.00
B1009 Farthing, 1885 and 1886. Both a Choice Very Fine. Each 2.00
B1010 Third Farthing, 1868. Uncirculated. 5.00; 1885. Extra Fine, but with two
small corrosion spots. 3.50
B1011 Veiled Bust. Penny, 1896. Uncirculated and darkening red. 7.00
B1012 Penny, 1897. Uncirculated and darkening red. 7.00
B1013 Penny, 1901. Uncirculated and darkening red. 2.50
B10 14 Halfpenny, 1896. Uncirculated and red. 7.00
B1015 Halfpenny, 1899. Uncirculated and darkening red. 7.00
B1016 Halfpenny, 1900. Uncirculated and partly red. 6.00
B1017 Halfpenny, 1901. Extra Fine. 1.00
B1018 Farthing, 1895. Uncirculated and largely red. 4.50
B1019 Farthing, 1896. Uncirculated and largely red. 4.50
B1020 Edward VII, 1901-1910. Penny, 1902. Uncirculated with a suspicion of red. 5.00
— 113 —
Stock #
B1021
B1022
B1023
B1024
B1025
B1026
B1027
B1028
B1029
B1030
B1031
B1032
B1033
B1034
B1035
B1036
B1037
Penny, 1903. Uncirculated with traces of red.
Penny, 1904. Brilliant Uncirculated and red. Just beginning to tone.
Penny, 1908. About Uncirculated with a suspicion of red.
Halfpenny, 1902. High tide. Uncirculated with some carbon spots.
Halfpenny, 1905. High tide. Extra Fine.
Third Farthing, 1902. Brilliant Uncirculated and red.
George Y, 1910-1935. Penny, 1920 and 1921. Extra Fine with traces of
red. Each
Penny, 1928. Small head. Uncirculated with traces of red.
Penny, 1932. Type as above. Uncirculated with traces of red. Rare.
Halfpenny, 1929. Extra Fine. 2.50; Halfpenny, 1931. Uncirculated with
traces of red.
Third Farthing, 1913. Uncirculated with traces of red.
George YI, 1936-1952. Threepence, 1937. Nickel Brass. Uncirculated and-
Choice.
Penny, 1948. Uncirculated and red.
Halfpenny, 1948. Uncirculated and red.
Elizabeth II, 1952. Threepence, 1953. Nickel Brass. Brilliant Proof.
Penny, 1953. Slightly toned Brilliant Proof.
Farthing, 1953. Slightly toned Brilliant Proof.
Price
7.00
20.00
10.00
4.50
2.50
6.00
2.00
5.00
35.00
3.50
3.50
2.00
1.50
1.50
7.50
12.50
4,00
B1038
B1039
B1040
B1041
B1042
B1043
B1044
B1045
B1046
SPANISH-AMERICAN COINS
CHARLES AND JOHANNA, 1536-1555
MEXICO. 4 Reales, n. d. Assayer O. Crowned Spanish Arms separating
o/M-O. Rv. Value between two crowned pillars. Bru. 64. Very
Fine.
4 Reales. Assayer L. Similar type. Bru. 58. Fine.
Real. Assayer L. Very Fine.
PHILIP II, 1556-1598
MEXICO. Cob 4 Reales. Assayer O (hardly visible). Fine.
Cob 1 Real, O/M/O. Almost Very Fine.
Cob 1 Real, o/M/F. Fine.
POTOSI. Cob 8 Reales. Assayer B. Very Fine.
Cob 2 Reales. Assayer B. Very Fine.
Cob 8 Reales. Assayer R. Almost Very Fine.
75.00
45.00
15.00
35.00
12.50
10.00
80.00
17.50
80.00
— 114 —
PHILIP III, 1598-1621
Stock #
B1047
B1048
B 1049
B1050
B1052
B1053
B1054
B1055
B1056
B1057
B1058
B1059
B1060
B1061
B1062
B1063
B1064
B1065
B1066
B1067
POTOSI. Cob 8 Reales. Assayer Q. Yr. 919. Very Fine.
PHILIP IV, 1621-1665
POTOSI. Cob 8 Reales, n. d. Assayer T. Old type. Very Fine.
Cob 8 Reales, 1662. Assayer E. New type, legend between columns. Y. 982.
Three dates visible.
CHARLES II, 1665-1700
POTOSI. Cob 8 Reales, 1681. Assayer V. Castles and lions in angles of
Cross potent. Rv. Mintmarks, value and date between two crowned
columns. YYr. 1007; Cal. 1092. Two dates. Very Fine.
PHILIP V, 1700-1746
MEXICO. Pillar Dollar, 1740. Assayer M/F. Crowned Spanish Arms. Rv.
Two hemispheres below crown, between two crowned pillars. Yr.
601; Harris 188; Elizondo 17 only knows overdate 1740/39. Un-
circulated.
Pillar Real, 1735, M/F. Harris 49.
POTOSI. Cob 8 Reales, 1739. Assayer M. Yr. 1083. Very Fine.
FERDINAND VI, 1746-1759
MEXICO. Pillar Dollar, 1749. Assayer M/F. Harris 198. Choice Very Fine.
Pillar 4 Reales, 1752. Assayer M/F. Two crowned hemispheres between
two crowned pillars. Rv. Crowned Arms. Harris 157. Very Rare.
Very Fine. PLATE
Pillar Real, 1753. Assayer M. Harris 68. Fine/Very Fine.
POTOSI. Cob 4 Reales, 1754. Assayer q. Bru. 1526, Rarity 4 ($100). Nice
Fine.
CHARLES HI, 1759-1788
Proclamation Toston (4 Reales), 1760. Issued by City of Cordoba del
Tucuman in Mexico. Bust r. Rv. Crowned Spanish Arms. Cast.
Medina 61; not in Fonrobert; Betts: American Colonial History
No. 453. Rare. Fine.
Proclamation Toston (4 Reales), 1760. Lima in Peru. Armored bust r. Rv.
City Arms. Medina 79; Fonr. 8921. 38 mm. Very Fine.
Proclamation Piece, 1760 of Havana. Bust r. Rv. City Arms; three castles
and key in crossform. 34 mm. Medina 73; Fonr. Original cast.
Pierced. Very Fine.
LIMA. Pillar Dollar, 1762. Assayer J/M. First type; Royal crown on both
pillars. Elizondo 14. Choice Very Fine.
MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1772. Assayer F.M. Bust r. Mintmark and Assayer’s
initials inverted. Elizondo 77. Very Fine.
8 Reales, 1779, F.F. Extra Fine.
8 Reales, 1782, F.F. Harris 502. Very Fine.
8 Reales, 1786, F.M. Harris 508. Many Chinese chopmarks. Fine.
2 Reales, 1781, F.F. Bust type. Harris 387. Planchet not quite round. Un-
circulated.
POTOSI. Cob 8 Reales, 1767. Assayer Y. Y. 1118. Very Fine.
Price
75.00
65.00
150.00
125.00
75.00
10.00
60.00
65.00
200.00
8,00
60.00
20.00
40.00
75.00
80.00
30.00
30.00
25.00
15.00
12.50
50.00
115 —
CHARLES IV, 1788-1808
Stock #
B1069 Proclamation Toston (4 Reales), 1790. Huancavelica in Peru. Imaginary
bust r. Rv. Orb on summit of pyramid of stones. Medina 177;
Fonr. 9244. Holed. Extra Fine.
B1070 GUATEMALA. 2 Reales, 1794, NG-M. Harris 143. Brilliant Uncirculated.
B1071 MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1792, F.M. Elizondo 108. Extra Fine.
B1072 8 Reales, 1794, F.M. Elizondo 110. Very Fine.
B1073 4 Reales, 1795, F.M. Harris 461. Plugged. Very Fine.
B1074 POTOSI. 8 Reales, 1805, P.J. Planchet adjustment on reverse. Elizondo
45. Extra Fine.
B1075 8 Reales, 1807, P.I. SDNSA 16; E. 50. Uncirculated.
B1076 4 Reales, 1797, P.P. Harris 225; Bru. 1799. About Fine/Very Fine. 15.00;
Very Fine.
B1077 4 Reales, 1808, P.J. Harris 236. Very Fine.
B1078 4 Reales, 1799, P.P. Harris 227; Bru. 1801. About Fine/Fine.
FERDINAND VII, 1808-1833
B1079 GUATEMALA. Proclamation Peseta, 1812. Issued by City of Guatemala.
Constitution of Cadiz. City Arms. Rv. Open book with rays. Fonr.
7195. Holed. Fine.
B1080 8 Reales, 1815, NG-M. Elizondo 76. Extra Fine.
B1081 8 Reales, 1821. Harris 344; Elizondo 82. Extra Fine.
JH082 V2 Real or Cuartilla, 1821, G. Tower. Rv. Lion. Harris 128. Uncirculated.
~B1 083^ LIMA. 8 Reales, 1810, Assayer J.P. Imaginary “Lima” bust. Elizondo 76.
Uncirculated.
B1084 4 Reales, 1817, J.P. and 1819, J.P. Both About Very Fine. Each
B1085 MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1813, J.J. Draped bust. Very Fine.
B1086 8 Reales, 1818, J.J. Very Fine.
B1087 8 Reales, 1819, J.J. Extra Fine.
B1088 GUADALAJARA. 8 Reales, 1821, F.S. Elizondo MX48. Very Fine.
B1089 GUANAJUATO. 8 Reales, 1821, J.M. Elizondo MX 57. Fine.
B 1 090 ZACATECAS. 8 Reales, 1818, A.G. Very crude bust. E. MX 93. Scarce.
Fine.
B1091 POTOSI. 8 Reales, 1825, J.L. E. 72. Last Spanish 8 Reales in Americas.
Very Fine. 20.00; Choice Extra Fine.
LATIN AMERICAN COINS
B1092 ANGUILLA. Necessity Dollar, 1967. Mexican Cuauhtemoc 5 Pesos, 1948
cstp. with ANGUILLA - LIBERTY DOLLAR July/ 1 1/ 1967. Eli-
zondo A1.1500 cstp. Uncirculated.
B1093 ARGENTINA. Provincias del Rio del Plata. 8 Reales, 1813, J. Sun with
rays. Rv. National Arms. SDNSA 1; E. 1. About Very Fine.
B 1 094 Provicia de Cordoba. 8 Reales, 1852. Castle with flags behind. Rv. Sun
with rays. SDNSA 7; E. 31. Centers not sharply struck. Extra Fine.
B1095 BOLIVIA. Proclamation “2 Sueldos,” 1825. Issued by City of Potosi. Cerro.
Rv. Llama left in wreath. Fonr. 9467. 27 mm. Extra Fine.
B1096 8 Sueldos, 1827, J.M. Laureate, uniformed bust of Bolivar r. Rv. Two
llamas under tree. SDNSA 19; E. 73. Bust weakly struck. Very Fine.
B1097 8 Sueldos, 1828, J.M. Elizondo 74. Very Fine.
- 116 —
Price
50.00
30.00
25.00
15.00
10.00
17.50
35.00
25.00
25.00
10.00
15.00
60.00
45.00
25.00
50.00
20.00
15.00
15.00
20.00
50 00
25.00
20.00
30.00
30.00
60.00
70.00
27.50
12.50
12.50
Stock #
B1098 8 Sueldos, 1833, L. Similar type. E. 81. Scarce. Very Fine.
B1099 Peso, 1863. Head of Bolivar 1. SDNSA 25. Extra Fine.
B1100 Boliviano, 1867. REPUBLICA BOL1VIANA; Arms with oval shield, 11
stars below. SDNSA 27; E. 137. Very Fine.
B 1 101 Boliviano, 1871, F.P. REPUBLICA DE BOLIVIA. Arms with rococo
shield; 11 stars below. Not in SDNSA; E. 147. Very Fine.
B1102 Boliviano, 1872, F.E. REPUBLICA DE BOLIVIA; Arms with rococo
shield; 9 stars. Rv. Value. SDNSA 28; Elizondo 151. Very Fine.
B 1 103 Boliviano, 1873. REPUBLICA BOLIVIANA. Oval shield; 9 stars. SDNSA
29. Uncirculated.
B1104 BRAZIL. Minas Gerais, 1808-1810. Necessity 960 Reis. Round stamp
with Portuguese Arms above, 960 on obverse and another with
globe on reverse of 8 Reales, 1799 of Potosi. SDNSA 13; Elizondo
Bl. Very Fine.
B1105 CHILE. Peso, 1895. Condor 1. Rv. Value. SDNSA 16; E. 140. Extra Fine.
B1106 COLOMBIA. Republica de Colombia. 8 Reales, 1820, J.F. Indian head 1.
Rv. Pomegranate. SDNSA 8; E. 15. Scarce. Fine.
B1107 CUBA. Souvenir Peso, 1897. Liberty head r. Rv. Arms divide date; right
star above base line of date. SDNSA lc; E. 3. Very Fine/ About
Uncirculated.
B 1 108 Star Peso, 1915. SDNSA 3; E. 5. Very Fine.
Bl 109 Star Peso, 1934. SDNSA 3; E. 9. Choice Very Fine.
B1110 AB Peso, 1939. Bust of Liberty r. Rv. Arms. SDNSA 4; E. 15. Scarce.
Extra Fine.
Bllll Peso, 1953. Centenary of Marti. His bust 1. Rv. Sun above key. SDNSA 5;
""y E. 6. Fine.
B 1 1 1 2 ^CURACAO. 3 Reales, n. d. (1818). Triangular cut Ve> of Spanish American
Dollar, cstp. with “3” in rays. Wood fig. 6; Scholten 1387; Cr. 4.
Very Fine.
B 1 1 1 3 ECUADOR. 2 Reales, 1847. Quito, G.J. Bust of Liberty 1. Rv. Arms. Y. 10.
Nice Fine.
(ImT? Un Sucre, 1934. Y. 49. Uncirculated.
B 1 1 1 5 GUATEMALA. Central American Federation. 8 Reales, 1841 over 1837.
Assayer M.A. over B.A. Sun rising behind mountain range Rv.
Ceiba tree. E. 101. Very rare year. Extra Fine. PLATE
B 1 1 1 6 Republica de Guatemala. Peso, 1863. Head of Carrera 1. PTE (Presidente).
Rv. Arms. SDNSA 14; E. 112. Very Fine.
B 1 1 1 7 Necessity Issues. Peso, 1879 of Chile. Cstp. with Vi Real, 1894 dies.
SDNSA 23. Very Fine.
B 1 1 1 8 Peso. Peruvian Sol, 1866 stamped with similar Vi Real dies. Very Fine.
B 1 1 1 9 HAITI. Republic. One Gourde, 1887. Draped Liberty head r. Rv. Arms
' with palm tree. Very Fine.
BJ120^ MEXICO. Republic. Liberty Cap 8 Reales, 1828. Guadalajara, F.S. Eagle
on cactus. Rv. Liberty cap in rays. E. 157. Rare.
B1121 Liberty Cap 8 Reales, 1842. Zacatecas, O.M. E. 908. Nick on edge. Extra
Fine.
B1122 Liberty Cap 8 Reales, 1843. Zacatecas, O.M. E. 910. Extra Fine.
B1123 Liberty Cap 8 Reales, 1852. Guanajuato, P.F. E. 576. Very Fine.
B1124 Emperor Maximilian. Peso, 1867 Mexico. Head r. Rv. Griffins support
mantled Arms. SDNSA 64. Very Fine.
Price
20.00
30.00
12.50
15.00
12.50
25.00
75.00
15.00
30.00
50.00
10.00
15.00
45.00
12.50
20.00
7.50
5.00
175.00
10.00
20.00
15.00
30.00
50.00
5.00
7.50
5.00
40.00
— 117 —
Stock # Price
B1125 Republic Restored. Balance Scale Peso, 1873. Oaxaca, E. SDNSA 65.
Very Fine. 20.00
B1126 Caballito Peso, 1910. Liberty on horseback. SDNSA 68. Extra Fine. 17.50
B1127 5 Pesos, 1950. Inauguration of Railways. SDNSA 71. Uncirculated. 15.00
B1128 MEXICO. Revolution. 2 Pesos, 1914. Issued by General Emiliano Zapata
in Guerrero. Mexican eagle. Rv. Sun above burning volcano.
E. MX196; SDNSA R5. Extra Fine. 40.00
B1129 NICARAGUA. Cordoba, 1912. Bust of Cordoba facing. Rv. Sun above
mountain range. SDNSA 1. 35,000 struck. Small nick on rim. Very
Fine/Extra Fine. 50.00
B1130 Silver 10 Centavos, 1936. Y. 13. Uncirculated. 5.00
BU31 PANAMA. Balboa, 1931. Helmeted bust 1. Philadelphia mint. SDNSA 2;
E. 3. Extra Fine. 12.50
B1132 Silver 1/10 Balboa, 1953. 50th Anniversary. Y. 18. Uncirculated. 4.00
B1133 Silver 5 Balboa, 1970. Central American and Caribbean Games. Arms. Rv.
Discobolos. 59,464 struck. Uncirculated and in official cardboard
of issue. 15.00
B1134 PARAGUAY. Peso, 1889. Star in wreath. Rv. Lion seated below Liberty
pole. SDNSA 1. About Extra Fine. PLATE 135.00
B1135 PERU. South Peru. 8 Reales, 1837. Cuzco. Assayer B.A. Radiate sun. Rv.
Inca castle and volcano; ship above and comucopiae below. E. 180.
Weak in centers. Very Fine. 40.00
B 1 1 36 Peso issued 1838 by the City of Cuzco to honor President General Santa
Cruz. Head of the General r. Between flags and trophies. Rv.
Castle. Chain edge. Fonr. 9235. About Uncirculated and Rare.
PLATE 175.00
B1137 Republica Nor-Peruana. 8 Reales, 1838. Cuzco. Assayer B.A. Sun with
rays and five stars. Rv. Inca castle, volcano, ship and comucopiae;
CONFEDERATION below. E. 182. Very Fine. 40.00
B1138 8 Reales, 1838. Similar type, but Assayer M.S. E. 183. Very Fine. 40.00
B1139 Republica Peruana. Silver Dinero, 1864. Liberty seated. Y. 19. Uncircu-
lated Proof-like Gem. 10.00
B1140 Sol, 1930. Lima mint. Liberty seated. SDNSA 27. Only 12,959 struck.
Uncirculated. 20.00
B1141 1/2 Sol, 1915. Y. 21. Uncirculated. 10.00
B1142 SALVADOR. Peso, 1904. Bust of Columbus 1. Rv. Arms. SDNSA 2. Extra
Fine. 20.00
B1143 50 Centavos, 1893. Y. 6. Fine. 5.00
B1144 Silver 10 Centavos, 1914. Y. 26. Very Fine/Fine. 2.50
B1145 SANTO DOMINGO. Ferdinand VII. Copper V2 Real, n. d. (1808-1822).
Craig 51. Crude. Fine for this coin. 15.00
B1146 ST. LUCIA. 9 bits, n. d. (1813). Center rectangle of Mexican 8 Reales,
1809. Cstp. with S:Lucie. Craig 49. Very Fine. 75.00
B1147 ST. THOMAS. West Indies. British Copper Penny, 1797. Cstp. on obverse
St. THOMAS in rectangular incuse, 185(?) in circle and Balemark
monogram of the Danish West India Company in another circle.
Spink’s Numismatic Circular, August 1940, Nr. 3006. Coin Very
Good, Stamps Fine. 75.00
118 —
Stock # Price
B1148 TOBAGO. 8 Reales, 1810. Mexico. Assayer H.J. with octagonal cut from
center. Value 8 Shillings, 3 Pence. SDNSA 10; Craig 11. Very
Fine. PLATE 225.00
B1149 Octagonal plug center cut from Carolus Dollar, stamped with T. Value 9
Pence. Craig 11; Wood fig. 75. Very Fine. 20.00
B1150 TORTOLA. Cayenne Sous cstp. with “H” within lozenge, the initial of
Hodge, grand proprietor of Tortola. Wood fig. 18; Craig 2 as Rare.
Coin Poor, Stamp Fine. 40.00
j
B1151 TRINIDAD. Cstp. star in center of lattice stamped on Spanish 2 Reales,
1777 of Charles III. Very Good; Similar stamp on 2 Reales, 1801,
Seville of Charles IV. Fine; Another similar stamp on 2 Reales,
1823, V.R. Valencia of Ferdinand VII. Fine. The 3 pieces. 30.00
B1152 URUGUAY. Peso, 1893. Arms. Rv. Value. SDNSA 2. Very Fine. 20.00
B1153 Peso, 1917. Arms. Rv. Bust of Artigas 1. E. 8. Very Fine/Fine. 25.00
B1154 VENEZUELA. 5 Bolivares, 1936-P. Head of Bolivar. Y. 24. Uncirculated. 30.00
COINS OF
AND THE
ASIA, AFRICA
PACIFIC
AFRICA
B1155 ANGOLA. Joseph I, 1750-1777. 12 Macutas, 1770. Crowned Portuguese
Arms. Rv. Value in wreath. Dav. 3; Craig 13. Rare. Very Fine.
PLATE
B1156 EGYPT. Sultan Hussein Kamal, 1915-1917. 20 Piastres, 1916. Dav. 20;
Yeoman 42. Very Fine.
B 1 1 57 ETHIOPIA. Haile Selassi I, 1930-. Mint Set E.E. 1923 (A.D. 1931). From
Copper 1 Matona to Nickel 50 Matonas. Y. 23-27. All Uncircu-
lated. 5 coins in the lot.
BJJA8, LIBERIA. Copper 1 Cent, 1847. Liberty head. Y. 1. Very Fine.
BTl59^ MOROCCO. Mulai Hafid, 1908-1912. Half Ryal, A H. 1329 (1911).
Y. 25. Extra Fine.
B1160 Mohammed V, 1955-1961. 500 Francs, 1956. Bust 1. Dav. 53. Extra Fine.
B1161 RWANDA and BURUNDI. Brass 1 Franc, 1961. Lion. Rv. Value. Y. 1.
Uncirculated.
B1162 ST. THOMAS AND PRINCE ISLAND. Portuguese Overseas Province.
960 Reis, 1821. Rio (SDNSA 2). Cstp (1887) with crowned GP
(Govemo Portugues). Dav. 472. Uncirculated. PLATE
€n6i) TUNIS. Ali Bey, 1882-1902. 2 Francs, 189 1-A. Yeoman 27. Uncirculated.
BU6£) Ahmed Bey, 1929-1942. 10 Francs, A.H. 1353 (1935). Y. 52. Uncirculated.
BU65 ZANZIBAR. Sultan Burghash Ibn Said. Ryal, A.H. 1299 (1882). Dav. 89.
Very Rare. Very Fine. PLATE
175.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
10.00
3.00
125.00
8.50
5.00
275.00
— 119 —
ASIA
Stock # Price
B1166 AFGHANISTAN. Abdur Rahman, 1880-1901. Broad 5 Rupees, A.H. 1316
(1898). Toughra. Rv. Throne room. Dav. 102; Y. 12. Nice Fine.
Scarce in this condition. 30.00
B1167 BHUTAN. Maharajah Dorji Wangchuk, 1952-. Nickel 1/2 Rupee. Y. 42.
Uncirculated. 4 50
B1168 CEYLON. 5 Rupee, 1957. 2,500 years of Buddhism. Dav. 152; Y. 41. Un-
circulated. 10.00
B1169 CHINA. Empire. Fantasy Half Tael, n. d. Facing bust of Empress Tao-
kwang. Rv. Peacock in splendour. Kann B-12. Uncirculated. 75.00
B1170 Kirin Province. Dragon Dollar, 1905. Yin Yang symbol in center. Dav.
176. Very Fine. 25.00
B1171 Kwangtung Province. Dragon Dollar, 1909. Name of Emperor Hsuan-
Tung. Dav. 182; Kann 31. Very Fine. 15.00
B1172 Pei-Yang Province. Dollar year 34 (1908). Dragon. Dav. 188. Very Fine. 12.50
B 1 1 7 3 Yunnan Province. 50 Cents, n. d. (1908). Dragon type, no English legend.
Y. 257. About Uncirculated. 7.50
B1174 CHINA. Republic. Dollar, n. d. (1927). Bust of Sun-Yet-Sen 1. Rv. ME-
MENTO, etc. Dav. 218; K. 608. Extra Fine. 5.00
B1175 Dollar, year (1914). Bust of Yuan Shi-kai 1. Dav. 225; Y. 329. Extra Fine. 6.00
B1176 Dollar, n. d. (1914). Bust of Yuan Shi-kai, with plumed hat facing. Dav.
224; Y. 322. Rare. Uncirculated. 90.00
B1177 Copper 10 Cash, n. d. Y. 309. Very Fine. 3.50
B1178 Szechuan Province. Dollar, 1912. Dav. 202; Y. 19. Extra Fine. 15.00
B1179 Yunnan Province. Half Dollar, n. d. (1916). Bust of General Tang Chi-Yao
facing. Rv. Crossed flags. Y. 479. Extra Fine. 25.00
B1180 Communist issue at Szechuan-Shensi, 1934. Dollar, 1934. Value. Rv. Ham-
mer and sickle on hemisphere. Dav. 238; Kann 808; Y. 513. About
Uncirculated. PLATE 175.00
B1181 HONG KONG. Dollar, 1868. Crowned head 1. Dav. 245; Y. 8. Nice Very
Fine. 65.00
B1182 INDIA-OHIND. Samanta Deva, ca. 900-925 A.D. Silver Paisa. Recum-
bant humped bull 1. Rv. King in armor on horseback r. Cat. Indian
Museum Calcutta p. 246, 1 f. Very Fine. 15.00
B 1 183 IRAN-PERSIA. Sultan Husain, 1694-1722. Silver 3 Shahi, A.H. 1130.
Ispahan mint. Legend both sides. Extra Fine. 10.00
B1184 Mouzaffer-ed-Din, 1897-1907. 5 Krans, A.H. 1320 (1902). Legend below
crown. Rv. Lion of Persia. Dav. 288. Extra Fine. 7.50
B1185 Ahmed Shah, 1909-1925. 5 Krans, A.H. 1332 (1914). Bust with plumed
hat facing. Dav. 291. Fine. 7.50
B1186 IRAQ. Republic. 500 Fils, 1959. Bust of Kassem. Rv. Wheat-head in star.
Dav. 510. About Uncirculated. 40.00
B1187 ISRAEL. Silver Bar Mitzvah Medal, 1961. Youth in prayer shawl 1.,
reading from the scroll of the Law. Rv. Emblems of the State and
twelve tribes of Israel. 35 mm. Haffner M-12b. Uncirculated and
in original lucite holder. 12.50
B1188 Silver 5 Pounds, 1967. 19th Anniversary, “The Port of Eilat.” Dav. 267,
Uncirculated. 17.50
B1189 Silver 10 Pounds, 1971. “Let my people go.” Brilliant Proof, 18.00
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Stock # Price
B1190 JAPAN. Mutsuhito, 1867-1911. One Yen, Meiji 3, 1870. Dragon. Rv.
Radiate sun. Dav. 273. Extra Fine. 100.00
B1191 One Yen, Meiji 11 (1878). Dragon. Value. Dav. 274, rare. Three Chinese
chopmarks. Extra Fine. 100.00
B1192 One Yen, Meiji 25 (1892). Dav. 274. Very Fine. 10.00
B1193 Hirohito, 1926-. 1000 Yen, 1964. Olympic Games Commemorative. Dav.
276; Y. 80. Uncirculated. 35.00
B1194 KOREA. Emperor Tai, 1863-1897. 1 Whan, Kae-kuk 502, struck 1893.
Two coiled dragons. Rv. Value in wreath. Dav. 279; J. & V. AB2.
Extremely rare. Extra Fine. PLATE 600.00
BIT 95 Yung Hi, 1907-1910. Half Won, year 2 (1908). Y. 27. Extra Fine. 15.00
^U9(p MADRAS. Half Pagoda, n. d. (1807-1812). Pagoda. Rv. Vishnu stands
facing. Dav. 246; Craig 126. Choice Very Fine. 75.00
B1197 MONGOLIA. Mongolian script. Al-Br. 2 Mung, 1937. Y. 11. Very Fine. 4.00
B 1 198 Copper-Nickel 10 Mung, 1937. Y. 13. Extra Fine. 6.00
B1199 Russian script. Copper-Nickel 20 Mung, 1945. Y. 21. Extra Fine. 6.00
B1200 Copper-Nickel 15 Mung, 1945. Y. 20. Extra Fine. 6.00
B1201 Copper-Nickel 10 Mung, 1945. Y. 19. Very Fine. 4.00
B1202 NEPAL. Trivhuvana. Copper-Nickel Rupee S. Y. 2011, 1954. Y. 55. Extra
Fine. 4.00
B1203 SOUTH KOREA. Copper-Nickel Hwan year 4292 (1959). Y. 3. Uncircu-
lated. 3.00
B 1204 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. Edward VII. One Dollar, 1903. Large size.
Crowned bust r. Dav. 303. Extra Fine. 10.00
B1205 SYRIA. Silver Lira, 1950. Y. 17. Uncirculated. 3.50
B1206 TURKEY. Abdul Mejid, 1839-1861. 20 Piastres A.H. 1255, year 9, 1847.
Dav. 343 and 403. Very Fine. 15.00; Similar, year 7 (1845). Nice
Fine. 10.00
B1207 20 Piastres, A.H. 1255, regnal year 8, 9, and 11. Toughra. Rv. Legend.
Dav. 343 and Dav. 403. Very Fine. Each 15.00
B1208 Abdul Aziz, 1861-1876. 20 Piastres, A.H. 1277, year 7 (1867). Toughra.
Rv. Legend. Dav. 344 and 404. Very Fine; Another, Very Fine,
cleaned; Another similar Year 8 (1868). About Fine. Each 10.00
B1209 Abdul Hamid II, 1876-1909. 20 Piastres, A.H. 1293, year 1. Dav. 346 and
405. Choice Very Fine. 15.00
B1210 Mohammed V, 1909-1917. 20 Piastres, A.H. 1327, year 9 (1917). Dav.
347 and 406. Very Fine. 10.00; Extra Fine. 15.00
B1211 YEMEN. Arabian Republic. Ryal, A.H. 1382 (1963). Two laurel branches.
Dav. 354. Uncirculated. 15.00
OCEANIA
B 1 21 2 NEW ZEALAND. Elizabeth II. Crown, 1953. Dav. 435; Y. 35. Uncircu-
lated. 20.00
B 1 2 1 3 Proof Set, 1953. V2&. to Crown, (Dav. 435, 7,000 minted). 8 coins in
official Royal Mint case of issue. Rare. Brilliant Proofs. 60.00
B 1 2 1 4 Proof Set of the first Decimal Currency, 1967. From 1 Cent to 1 Dollar,
(Dav. 436). 7 coins in official plastic envelope. Brilliant Proofs. 15.00
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Stock # Price
B1215 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. Ferdinand VII. Necessity 8 Reales (1828). POR
EL REY and Spanish Arms counterstamped on Peruvian 8 Reales,
1822 (?). Counterstamp MANILLA and date on reverse not visible.
Yriarte 1572; Dav. 440. Fine. 75.00
B1216 Peruvian 8 Reales, 1829. Lima. Cstp. with crowned F.7o. Dav. 441. Very
Fine. 70.00
B1217 Isabella II, 1833-1868. Bolivian 8 Sueldos, 1833 (SDNSA 18). Cstp. with
with crowned Y. II. Dav. 442. Very Fine. 70.00
B1218 Chilean Peso, 1834. Santiago mint (SDNSA 9). Cstp. with crowned Y.II.
Very Rare. Two light scratches on reverse. Otherwise, Very Fine. 175.00
B1219 Peruvian 8 Reales, 1836. Lima (SDNSA 27). Cstp. with crowned Y.II.
Yriarte 1588. Very Fine. 70.00
B1220 Alfonso XIII. 5 Pesetas, 1897. Boy’s head. Dav. 443. Extra Fine. 40.00
B1221 Republic. Silver Peso, 1967. 25 Aniversary of Bataan Day. Y. 45. Uncir-
culated. 3.50
MEDALS OF THE NAPOLEONIC WARS
B1222 Bonaparte, General. Pewter Medal, 1796 by Ferrier, commemorating vic-
tories of Bonaparte. Bust of Napoleon 1. with long hair. Rv.
Minerva seated 1. Julius 522 (Bronze). 42 mm. Very Fine. 20.00
B1223 Napoleon I Emperor. Bronze Medal, AN XIII (1804) by Andrieu and
Jeuffroy. Coronation. Laureate head r. Rv. Senator and soldier
raising shield with Napoleon. Julius 1260. 40 mm. Uncirculated. 20.00
B1224 Bronze Medal, 1804 by Andrieu. Vaccination. Rv. Aesculapius and Venus
standing. Julius 1343; Brettauer; Medicina in Nummis 1591. 40mm.
Scarce. Very Fine. 25.00
B1225 Bronze Medal, 1804 by Droz, struck in London. Invasion of England (never
took place). Head of Napoleon r. Rv. Hercules holding man with
fish-body. One edge: COPIED FROM THE FRENCH MEDAL.
Julius 1309. 41 mm. Scarce. Very Fine. 20.00
B1226 Bronze Medal, 1806 by Andrieu and Brenet. Conquest of Dalmatia and
peace of Pressburg. Rv. Tempi at Spalato. Julius 1547. 41 mm.
Extra Fine. 20.00
B1227 Bronze Medal, 1807 by Andrieu. Marriage of Jerome Napoleon and
Catherine of Wurttemberg. Head of Napoleon. Rv. Bride and Bride-
groom. Julius 1793. 41 mm. Uncirculated. 20.00
B1228 Bronze Medal, 1808 by Andrieu and Brenet. Battle of Sommo Sierra and
Abolition of Inquisition. Napoleon in chariot. 41 mm. Uncirculated. 25.00
B1229 Bronze Medal, 1811 by Andrieu and Jouannin. Birth of King of Rome.
Baby head of Napoleon II 1. Rv. Empress standing, holding child.
Julius 2431. 41 mm. Uncirculated. 20.00
B1230 Bronze Medal, 1813 by Depaulis and Brenet. Battle of Lutzen. Uniformed
bust r. Rv. Cossack and Prussian horseman fleeing from the battle-
field. Julius 2628. 41 mm. Uncirculated. 20.00
B1231 Bronze Medal, 1813 by Depaulius and Brenet. Battle of Wurschen. Uni-
formed bust r. Rv. Trophies. Julius 2635. 41 mm. Uncirculated. 20.00
B1232 Bronze Medal, 1813 by Andrieu and Brenet. Raising a New Army. Head
r. Rv. View of Mont-Cenis. Julius 2637. 41 mm. Uncirculated. 20.00
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BOOKS
All Books are priced postpaid.
ANCIENT
Goodacre, H., The Coinage of the Byzantine Empire. 16.00
Head, Barclay V., Historia Numorum. SPECIAL. 27.50
Klawans, Zander H., An Outline of Ancient Greek Coins. 3.75
Seaby, Greek Coins & Their Values. 4.55
Seaby, Roman Coins & Their Value. 7.00
Seaby, Roman Silver Coins, Vol. I, Republic-Augustus. 6.00
Seaby, Roman Silver Coins, Vol. II, Tiberius-Commodus. 6.00
Seaby, Roman Silver Coins, Vol. Ill, Pertinax-Balbinus and Pupienus. 7.00
Seaby, Roman Silver Coins, Vol. IV, Gordian III to Postumus. 7.50
GENERAL AND EUROPEAN
Buttrey, T. V. & Hubbord, C., A Guide Book of Mexican Coins. 4.75
Calbeto G., Compendio de las Piezas de Ocho Reales. Two Volumes. 75.00
Charlton, 1972 Standard Catalogue of Canadian Coins, tokens and paper money. 2.50
Clain-Stefanelli, E., Select Numismatic Bibliography. 12.50
Craig, Coins of the World, 1750-1850, 2nd Edition. 10.25
Davenport, The Dollars of Africa, Asia and Oceania. 8.00
Davenport, European Crowns, 1800 to Present. 14.00
Davenport, German Church and City Talers, 1600-1700. 10.25
Davenport, German Talers, 1700-1800. 14.00
Engstrom, Eric, Coins in Shakespeare. Paperbound $2.25. Clothbound. 3.75
Friedberg, Gold Coins of the World, 3rd Edition. 18.50
Haffner, Sylvia, The History of Modern Israel’s Money, 1917-1970. 8.50
Harris, Gold Coins of the Americas with values. 8.25
Harris, Guidebook of Russian Coins, 1725-1970. 7.50
Haxby & Willey, Coins of Canada. 1.95
Hobson, Burton, Catalogue of Scandinavian Coins. 5.25
Hobson, Burton, Historic Gold Coins. 25.50
Kann, E., Illustrated Catalog of Chinese Coins. 25.00
Linecar, Coins and Coin Collecting. 10.00
Krause & Mishler, Standard Catalog of World Coins. 10.00
Lopez-Sanchez, Catalogo De Los Reales de a Ocho Espanoles. 55.00
Pick, Albert, Catalogue of European Paper Money since 1900. 13.25
Porteous, John, Coins in History. 15.50
Remick, Jerome, The Guidebook & Catalogue of British Commonwealth Coins. 12.50
Seaby, British Tokens and Their Values. 4.50
Seaby, Standard Catalogue of British Coins, 1972. 3.75
Severin, H. M., Gold & Platinum Coinage of Imperial Russia. 10.25
Severin, H. M., The Silver Coinage of Imperial Russia. 15.75
Yeoman, R. S., Catalog of Modern World Coins, 10th Edition. 5.25
Yeoman, R. S., Current Coins of the World, 5th Edition. 3.25
ORDERS AND DECORATIONS
Gordon, L. L., British War Medals. 27.50
Hieronymussen, P., Orders and Decorations of Europe in Color. 4.95
Joslin, E. C., The Standard Catalogue of British Orders, Decorations & Medals. 5.00
Kerrigan, E. E. The American War Medals and Decorations. 6.75
Mericka, V., Orders and Decorations. 12.95
Risk, J. C., The History of the Order of the Bath and Its Insignia. 12.50
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